My multidisciplinary practice centres around the transformation of objects and sights found in the everyday. With an attention to the nature of their transformation, I approach my subjects with a regard for agency, uncertainty, and memory. Using a range of methodologies as modes of enquiry, I interpret and express curiosities encountered and imagined. The materials and processes I employ, such as aluminium foil and casting, afford a propensity for change; allowing me to derive digressive relations and representations. Through these means, I attend to my subjects with an admiration and engagement with their mutability and uncertainties.
