I am an artist, researcher, and educator, shaped by the lived realities of growing up poor in Derby within a vibrant nexus of an Irish immigrants and the working class. These experiences inform and positions my artistic practice and politics.

My work interrogates and reconfigures traditional documentary and photographic methodologies, situating them within a contemporary framework that is multi disciplinary, fluid, and polyphonic. Central to my practice is a critical exploration of the visual relationship to absence, where invisibility is not merely a void but a potent force for reimagining new visual territory. I work to restore erased or misrepresented histories weaving narratives of class, labour, gender, and family into multi-sensory experiences. Invested in experimental collaboration, the dissolution of authorship boundaries, and the collective wisdom that emerges through intentional creative processes - an ethos that extends from the making of the work to its public encounter.