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My arts practice explores how nature is shifting in the face of climate change. 

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Humankind’s footprint has triggered the next geological era for our planet, known as the 'Anthropocene'. Our activity has had an enormous impact, fundamentally altering the planet’s climate, geology and ecosystems. I look to reconnect people with nature and offer up new ways of understanding the deep history of our planet, as well as its future.

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My work takes several different forms, including artworks for exhibitions, public sculpture commissions, developing research, and working with communities. 

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Showing care and respect for the resources our world provides is vital for me. My recent research, supported by Arts Council England, focuses on developing my own sustainable materials - or biomaterials - to work with. By using waste products - such as coffee grounds - in 3D printing technology, I make work that draws attention to the overconsumption of our planet's natural resources.

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When working with communities, I create projects that empower people of all ages. My approach is centred on being sensitive and flexible to people’s needs, and my projects are accessible to all. I aim to foster collaboration, helping people build connections, both with each other and the planet.

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Throughout my career I’ve worked with many varied cultural, environmental and educational organisations, including:

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• Poldra Sculpture Park, Portugal

• Barbican Centre

• Edinburgh Arts Festival

• GroundWork Gallery

• Natural England

• Wicken Fen, National Trust

• Babylon Gallery

• STEAMhouse, Birmingham City University

• Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

• Kettle’s Yard

• University of Cambridge Museums

• The Fitzwilliam Museum

• Lapworth Museum of Geology

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If you're interested in my practice and would like to find out more about how we could work together, please get in touch using the contact form below.