JOYFUL DISRUPTIONS & TECHNICAL CRAFT
My approach to making is shaped by two distinct foundations: a strict decade-plus background as a commercial creative lead in the cycling industry, and a deep-seated resourcefulness passed down by my grandmother, Margaret Georgina. From her, I learned the technical precision of sewing and a profound respect for materials. Today, that manifests in my commitment to a sustainable practice—salvaging retired sails, tents, and technical fabrics like ripstop nylon to give them a second life as VIBRANT, ORIGINAL WORKS.
Whether I am engineering a 20-foot SEWN INFLATABLE, DESIGNING public furniture IN collaboration WITH fabricators, or composing dense illustration work, my goal remains the same: to interrupt the ordinary.
Artist Statement.
Driven by nature’s profound inspiration, my practice is an exploration of the dynamic interplay between mixed materials and graphic precision. My process is a deliberate journey of experimentation, where works emerge from the creative tension between spontaneous improvisation and intentional design. Committed to sustainability, I transform reclaimed materials into narratives that explore space, light, and form—finding beauty in the mundane and humour in the absurd. Through every brushstroke and stitch, I weave together observations that challenge conventional notions of waste. Ultimately, my work seeks to spark joy and uplift the spirit through playful encounters.
