My practice explores relationships between clay, the human body, and phenomena within the landscape, including magnetism, water movement and rock formations, through sculpture and time-based media. I am interested in matter as active and responsive, drawing from Western alchemical traditions and ancient sites.

 

Through material experimentation, I develop a playful and symbolic visual language that traces these hidden properties and invites bodily and imaginative encounters with the landscapes shaped by these materialities and processes. My work borrows from systems of orientation, measurement and domestic ritual, reflecting attempts to locate ourselves within vast planetary and geological scales that cannot be fully fixed or seen.

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Working with clay and the unexpected sites and stories it leads me to, I renegotiate my place within the landscape. Recent work focuses on the chalk landscapes of southwest England near my family home. 

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Alongside sculptural work, I develop paticipatory formats that engage audiences with landscapes and materials through direct  interaction with earth-based materials and shared observation. CV 

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