I’m an interdisciplinary artist and organiser from Newcastle, living and working in London.

 

I make experimental drawings, performances, videos, music and writing.

 

Alongside this, I'm an experienced facilitator, producer and access support worker. All my work is connected by a desire for, and a drive to create, more supportive, politicised and experimental structures for people to make and share the world.

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Drawn to phenomena or experiences I find hard to grasp or articulate, I make art as a way to learn. Often working in collaboration with other people, I enjoy creating tools and processes that draw our ideas into dialogue and relationship with one another. Trying for more complex, plural ways of being.

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This work takes me through sprawling research connections and resonances across pseudo science, linguistics, internet philosophy, queer theory, feminist practice, somatics, pop culture, music and staying with the trouble of doing things in community.

 

Previous projects have played with science fiction, punk, improvisation, embodied knowledge and spatial justice. Currently I'm obsessed with making drawings, moving and writing about dissociation, and working on a performance installation about queerness, oblivion and nature.