I am an artist working with 8mm, Super 8 and 16mm film to unearth entanglements between people, places, histories and ecologies. I undertake research that is situated, relational and material and am interested in learning-with, attuning, wandering, fieldworking, burrowing, weaving, fictioning, embodying & blurring disciplinary boundaries.

My films braid speculative and poetic forms of storytelling, and I allow the works to permeate, become frayed, porous and unfold slowly. I am often drawn to stories or subjects which occupy the peripheries or edges, or who have been marginalised. 

My practice is grounded in participatory, place-based filmmaking, and developed through forms of fieldwork, embodied research, co-authorship and collaboration. My films are hand-processed using DIY developers made from materials responsibly foraged, sourced and gathered from the environments in which they are made. 

In 2026, she was awarded an Arts Council England National Lottery Project Grant (NLPG) to develop her research into site-specific, regenerative and ecological approaches to artist filmmaking. Her work has been exhibited at Towner Eastbourne, OUTPOST, MK Gallery, SPUDWorks and Knotworks, among others. She holds an MFA from the Slade School of Fine Art (2014) and a PGCert in Creative Education from the University for the Creative Arts (2021), and is currently Course Leader for the BA (Hons) Fine Art programme at Northbrook College in Worthing.