About
March 2025
I am an artist based in Glasgow working with moving image to explore subjectivity as a vessel for challenging dominant societal norms, with a focus on the evasive nature of remembering. Underpinned by research informed by autotheory/fiction, feminist geopolitics, emotional geography, and crip theory, I centre nuance, contradiction, and emotion to create sensory experiences that are claustrophobic yet cathartic, disruptive yet beautiful, incongruous yet consoling, rhythmically triangulating image, sound and voice to evoke the cyclical reverb of traumatised memory.
I am invested in the communal ways moving image comes into fruition, and my role as an artist intersects with and is informed by roles I undertake in collaboration with others, including as a researcher, project manager/producer and access consultant.
Accessibility runs as a core throughout my practice, and I integrate access measures into my work including creative captioning and audio description. I am indebted to fellow disabled artists and access workers who have taught me much about this area of creative practice, including Collective Text and Quiplash.