My practice brings together emerging technologies and interactive installations to create immersive works that invite public engagement. Rooted in my perspective as a queer, working-class artist, I explore how personal identity intersects with heritage, culture, and collective histories. I am drawn to the ways stories are shaped, erased, and reimagined, and I seek to make these narratives tangible through shared space, sensory experience, and collective memory.

Ceramics has been a foundational part of my artistic journey, and while my focus has shifted toward accessible digital technologies, the materiality, tactility, and discipline of ceramic practice continue to inform my work. This ongoing connection to ceramics shapes my approach to creating objects and environments that are both interactive and meaningful, bridging traditional craft with contemporary tools.

Software such as TouchDesigner allows me to experiment with real-time visuals, interactivity, and responsive environments, placing memory in dialogue with the present and possible futures. By working with tools that can be shared, modified, and taught, I aim to keep my practice open, adaptable, and collaborative.

My installations often recontextualize familiar sites, symbols and artifacts, creating spaces where audiences can consider their own relationships to place, identity, and belonging. These works emerge from research into local archives, oral histories, and overlooked details of everyday life, connecting personal experience to collective memory while reflecting my own journey as an artist negotiating heritage and identity.

I am also exploring tech-based events and workshops as a way to extend my practice beyond the gallery, offering others the chance to engage with the tools and processes I use. Through this blending of materials, technologies, and histories, I seek to challenge static notions of heritage, creating encounters that are intimate and expansive, spaces where difference is acknowledged and celebrated, and where the past remains a living, evolving presence.