I am a multimedia artist exploring both physical and symbolic structures — such as buildings, streets,and routines — and how they shape our daily lives. My work is based on a profound sense of being lost within a world defined by structure, turning these emotions into a shared, tangible reality. By decoding and recontextualising different frameworks, I investigate how the unassuming details in our environments reflect the nuances of our lives.

My practice includes creating installations that combine painting, photography, and sound to explore the evolution of urban landscapes and their impact on human experiences including the fleeting nature of time. I am passionate about interdisciplinary collaborations with architects, historians, and other artists to foster dialogue that enriches both my work and the broader community, promoting a deeper understanding of how our surroundings shape our identities.

I have completed a foundation at the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, a degree in Fine Art at Loughborough University (where I will be undertaking the fellowship), and a course in Art for Healing at Joshibi University of Art and Design in Tokyo.