I am a multidisciplinary artist working primarily with acrylic and oil paints.
My practice explores the complexities of human connection, using abstraction as a way to reimagine the human form beyond its physical boundaries. Through distorted figures, layered gestures, and shifting environments, I aim to create spaces that feel emotional rather than literal – places where viewers can sense intimacy, tension, and presence without needing a defined narrative.
Drawing from my lived experience, each piece becomes a translation of the relationships, memories, and emotions that shape my understanding of connection. I want those who encounter my work to feel a resonance of their own – an invitation to recognize something familiar within the abstract.
I am currently studying at Kingston School of Art, where my practice continues to evolve as I deepen my exploration of form, feeling, and the many ways we relate to one another.