I am a multidisciplinary contemporary artist based in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. At the heart of my practice is materiality; they aren’t just materials to create art but rather the art itself.

Working across sculpture, drawing, video, and sound, my practice engages with ideas of erasure and absence. I often use fragile and impermanent materials such as chalk and charcoal, allowing processes of removal, breakdown, and residue to shape the work as much as its making.

My process frequently generates ‘by-products’, secondary works that emerge through acts of making and unmaking; reflecting an ongoing interest in what is lost, left behind, or overlooked. These traces become integral, positioning absence as both a material condition and a conceptual focus.

Rooted in personal experience, my work explores grief and its shifting forms. I have begun to question how Alzheimer’s disease affects an artist’s identity and practice, considering what it means to create under conditions of memory loss and cognitive change.

I am a recent graduate of BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice, and continue to develop work that expands my engagement with material-led processes and the poetics of absence.