BIO
As an Artist, Ecologist and Healer, I draw upon growing up a working-class hippie, re-situating photography, writing and filmmaking into somatic, eco-feminist practices to contribute to wider ecologies of care.
I have exhibited extensively in spaces including LUX, Courtauld, Cafe Oto and Audio Foundation, New Zealand and have performed for Black Mountain College Museum, Creative Time, New York and completed art residencies in UK, Australia, and USA.
I was self-taught in art until aged thirty-three, have a Bachelors in Psychology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Photography, an MFA in Fine Art, from Slade School of Fine Art and I’m currently studying a Diploma in Environmental Humanities at The New School of the Anthropocene (NSoTA).
I have co-curated exhibitions including Women in Photography (2019) and you’re mulchy green, you’re verdant matter (2019). The latter was a popular exhibition with an accompanying ten-day series of public-facing events organised by Lea Collet and myself, presenting feminist bodily, botanical and ecological subjectivities at Slade School of Fine Art. More recently I have co-curated Five Mouths (2025) feminist DIY performance night with Dom Golden and the film and performance strand of Tender Maps (2025) with NSoTA.
From 2022-2025 I co-founded and co-hosted The More-Than-Human Book club at Barbican library, a roaming art and ecology discussion series which gathered monthly, meeting at Barbican library, outdoors and partnering with cultural institutions including RE/SISTERS exhibition, Barbican (2023), The Writer’s Room, Islington (2024) and All Things Fungi Festival, Sussex (2025).
I'm a lively member of the expanded cinema group Deluxe Critical Forum, contributing to our expanded film and performance events, Sunscreen (2023), Earthworks (2024) and INSTANT (2025).
I frequently speak, co-curate and teach on the connective tissue between art, ecology and psychology and spirituality with previous audiences including UCL Department of the Anthropocene and Chelsea College of Arts.
I have lived and worked internationally, creatively and therapeutically amongst innovative and experimental communities, embracing marginalised populations and counter narratives, consistently seeking a breadth of understanding, empathy, inclusivity and care.