Trained as a contemporary artist, I place a particular emphasis on creating work that ‘does’, believing that art should be inclusive to everyone and have a wider reach than simply four white walls inside a gallery space. My work aims to impact an audience through participation or other engagement with the work, provoking  questions, emotion and self reflection within the audience. 

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The subject matter that dominates my work is often ‘the social’, taking an interest in the nature of relationships and social experiences in today’s world; Particularly looking at social embarrassment theory and cringe factor. These themes are drawn from my wider interest in how mood and emotions are conveyed and impacted upon an audience in an artwork.