I am still feeling the way within the plurality of my Welsh-Pākehā identity and the mesh of art/life, and I have always been drawn to objects that connect me to the world.

My contemporary art practice is relational and situated. I respond to complexities of identity through social interaction and performative object prompts within an instructional and indexical framework. I draw from the social sciences, visual and material culture, and anthropology, which provides a container for a reflexive, transdisciplinary practice.

I hold a Certificate in Visual Arts and Graduate Diploma Fine Arts with Distinction from Toi Rauwhārangi College of Creative Arts, Massey University Wellington. I am now in the thesis year of the Master of Fine Arts.

Awards:

2024 Prime Minister’s Scholarship Latin America

2024 Graduate Woman Manawatu Postgraduate Scholarship

Exhibitions:

2023

Office Party. play_station. 14-16/12/23

Impermanent. Massey University The Engine Room. 15-25/9/23

Aotearoa New Zealand