My practice is informed by the female experience, exploring female subjectivity and embodiment. Significant aspects within my practice include the fragmentation of images and the interference of colour through photography, projection and printmaking.

I am subverting the power dynamic between the viewer and the work, by creating an engulfing, surveillant space. The persistent gaze meets your own, where the subject and the audience attempt to communicate through steady eye-contact.

My primary research is centred around interviewing women, gathering insights into their lived experience. Investigating the perception of women, through first, second and third person accounts, analyses how women are seen, treated, and understood in a broader context.

I aim to create a ripple effect by inviting the audience to answer similar questions to the participants, creating an introspective look into womanhood and femininity, regardless of one's identity or expression.