introduction

As a neurodivergent artist, I work in a materials-led manner, often allowing processes to lead the way and always maintaining a sense of curiosity in my approach to mark-making. I am passionate about enabling access to artistic opportunities for all, and I run community projects that give people clear ways to enter creative flow.

printmaking

My drawing and printmaking practice explores impermanence, overlooked spaces, and the quiet stories held in shifting landscapes. I work experimentally with recycled materials, low‑fi processes, and marks that embrace chance and erosion.
Explore my printmaking →

learn to print

If you’re curious about learning these processes yourself, I offer self-paced online short courses that introduce experimental printmaking in a calm, playful way.‍ ‍No experience needed — just an openness to explore materials and make your own discoveries. Learn how to print online→

materials-led practice

My approach to drawing is experimental and led by play, explore my most recent print collection inspired by documenting imaginary landscapes here.