Miscommunication installation 2024

About Me

I’m a ceramic artist living and working on Dartmoor, where the landscape, with its ancient woodlands, weathered granite, and hidden infrastructures, quietly shapes the way I work. Through sculpture and installation, I explore the unseen systems that connect and sustain life: mycelial networks beneath our feet, fibre-optic cables beneath the sea, and the fragile ecologies that link us in ways we often overlook.

My practice brings together ecological awareness, materials, and a deep interest in how things are held together, how they communicate, support, and adapt. Fungi are central to this, not just as forms in nature but as ways of thinking: collaborative, entangled, and resistant to hierarchy.

I’m currently completing an MA in Ceramics at Arts University Plymouth. My recent work includes Miscommunication, a sculptural installation that was later reimagined for a woodland setting in collaboration with Natural England, and work shown in Midstream at Royal William Yard, which explored the parallels between fungal growth and global communication networks.

I try to create spaces that invite people to slow down, notice what lies beneath the surface, and reflect on the hidden connections that shape the world around us.