My work moves between ecological and technological systems, from mycelial networks, lichens and woodland ecologies to submarine fibre-optic cables and global communications. I am interested in the parallels between these seemingly different worlds: how things connect, communicate, adapt and depend upon one another, but also in how little we can see or fully understand of the complex systems we are part of.

Clay is central to my practice, sometimes combined with found and repurposed materials. I build through repetition, joining, balancing and accumulation, creating sculptural forms that appear interconnected yet precarious. Traces of making – pressure, movement, touch and tension remain visible in the finished work.

Increasingly, I am interested not simply in connection, but in what holds things together. Rather than attempting to explain the systems I explore, the work creates encounters with their complexity and uncertainty drawing attention to what lies beneath the surface and to the limits of what we can know.

I completed an MA in Ceramics at Arts University Plymouth in 2025, graduating with Distinction and receiving the Dean’s Award. I continue to live and work on Dartmoor, where the landscape and ancient woodlands inform both my research and making.