about

I am a contemporary artist whose practice explores the life cycle of past and present objects, specifically how they shift and evolve under the influence of the natural environment within the Anthropocene. Working primarily with rusted steel, discarded objects, and other industrial materials, I investigate the life cycle of these objects, examining how contemporary climate sentiments influence our relationship to our everyday items.

By embracing deterioration as part of my creative process, I am questioning capitalist notions of value, permanence, and utility, highlighting transformation as a form of both resistance and renewal. Ultimately, my work is rooted in a rejection of industrialization and modernization contrasted with a desire to return to the natural world. Currently, I am investigating post-apocalyptic realities in an attempt to make sense of current social dialogues surrounding climate change, resource extraction, and the exploitation of the natural world.

I am currently pursuing my Masters of Fine Art at the Chelsea College of Art (UAL) in London, UK.