About

My practice is concerned with our natural and built environment and how we can bring care to the forefront of our thinking. I am interested in places and materiality that is connected to that place, sometimes working with locally dug clay. Working with the materials of a place I explore the impact of extreme weather and a changing climate and also how connection to place is experienced as a queer woman. I create works using ceramics, found materials, textiles and paper.

I have a Masters of Contemporary Art Practices, from the ANU School of Art and Design. My work is informed by my art practice and my background as a Landscape Architect.

I also create earthy reduction fired functional ware over at Mud Dept. I teach workshops in ceramics as a visiting artist.