Portfolio
I create interactive work that brings spaces to life, crafting experiences that foster meaningful connections between communities and audiences. My projects are immersive and innovative, transforming everyday environments into vibrant, temporary moments of shared discovery. Whether through interactive installations, live performances, or sculptural projects, my work sparks dialogue, inspires collaboration, and leaves lasting impressions. By combining creative vision with technical expertise, I ensure that each project captivates audiences and pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in visual storytelling.
Brink
A sculptural performance between one performer, a bowl and a single light. Brink lives in an unbalanced world. Every step could throw them into the vast void of space. But no one can sit still forever, how can they live when every action might make their world capsize?
Made in partnership with MAST Southampton.
Funded by Arts Council England.
Hospital sculpture - currently in development
This sculpture transforms the voices and stories of the local community into a flowing spiral of light and sound. As sunlight passes through the rainbow-coloured perspex rods, it casts a spectrum of colours across the hospital atrium, creating a welcoming and serene atmosphere. This ever-changing artwork invites visitors to pause, reflect, and find a moment of calm amidst the hospital environment.
Feel Our Voice
Commissioned by the Kent AONB and the North Down Way, this sculptural bench captures is created from the apple crates of the orchard the work now overlooks.
Currently on display on the North Down Way just outside Cantebury.
Knitmas - A Winter Yarn
London, interactive and participatory knitted Christmas sculpture and performane, co-created with 6-8 year olds and care home residents.
The Snow Queen
New musical version of the classic text.
Trinity Theatre, 2019 / 2020
Fulfilment
An interactive work based on the verbatim testimonials of over 100 Amazon Warehouse employees.
Made in partnership with ARC Stockton, Waterside Arts, The Point Eastleigh. Funded by Arts Council England
Glow worm
Glow-worm sculptures cast in transparent silicone and injected with glow-in-the-dark pigments where rigged through the branches of a tree. These sculptures, designed to mimic the delicate and ethereal nature of real glow-worms, create a magical nighttime display. The audience was invited to interact with the installation by using handheld torches to "charge" the glow-in-the-dark elements. As the light from the torches activated the pigments, the sculptures emitted a soft, luminescent glow that gradually intensified, transforming the tree into a captivating, glowing spectacle. This interactive experience not only engaged viewers in a playful and immersive way but also evoked a sense of wonder and connection with the natural world, blurring the lines between art and nature.
Designed for the Aura Festival, Portugal 2020
