Interested in the value and hierarchy of objects, my work explores the human, empathic relationships we often have with them. Through an investigation into material culture and context I aim to elevate the status of abandoned, lost, and overlooked objects. By exploring the poetics of the every-day, my work champions the underdog, celebrating and commemorating everyday experiences, while encouraging the act of noticing.
In 2012 I graduated with First Class Honours from the University of Brighton, where I specialised in Ceramics, with Visual Research minor. I also have a BA (Hons) degree in Textiles:Surface Design, and am a qualified college lecturer with QTLS.