She explores the everyday as a psychedelic experience. Her work encourages audiences to notice the synchronicity within natural patterns and forms, to marvel at beauty that exists in the mundane and to engage with their inherent sense of childish curiosity and wonder.
She is interested in how the arts can impact positively on wellbeing and draws upon ideas of applying colour and natural form in a therapeutic way.
After graduating from Imaging & Promotion at the University of Creative Arts, she is currently practicing as an artist and working as a development officer for a youth arts organisation in Croydon, developing new visual arts projects for young people.
