I am a visual artist working primarily in glass and ceramics, specialising in figurative sculpture. My practice centres on the human form as a vessel for narrative, using traditional techniques alongside contemporary processes to explore themes of identity, memory, and the lived experience.

Currently completing a degree in Glass and Ceramics, I draw from observational studies—often blind contour sketches—which I translate into sculptural works. My material choices, including cast glass and stoneware, are integral to the conceptual underpinning of each piece, allowing me to explore fragility, resilience, and presence through form and surface.

My work seeks to create moments of quiet reflection and connection, honouring the stories of ordinary individuals. I am particularly interested in the intersection between public and private identity, and in creating works that resonate across personal and collective experience.