I craft immersive, experimental digital media experiences, drawing on my background in Fine Art and Multimedia Design. I explore sensory narratives to create safe, enriching learning environments. A significant aspect of my practice is weaving narrative landscapes that embrace neurodiversity, a passion rooted in my own experiences.

Much of my work center's around a fascination with water and its vital importance to the planet — from a project on Bass Rock, a volcanic plug off the coast of North Berwick, Scotland, and the folklore surrounding the island, to Baden Project Berlin, which explores Berlin’s waterways as a therapeutic resource within its urban environment. I also have an ongoing interest in space travel and its archival history, from early projects to my current work, Apolune: Systems Normal.

Lately, I have been integrating performance with film installation in Apolune: Systems Normal, utilizing my expertise in Moving Image, VFX, Projection Mapping, and Sculpture. In 2024, I completed a theatre development residency with CRIPtic Arts, culminating in a performance at the Barbican Centre's Pit Theatre.

The project is a collaboration with theatre maker and actor Peyvand Sadeghian. Our residency focused on innovating and expanding the theatrical experience. With support from Arts Council England through Seed funding, we are continuing development with future residencies at Artsadmin’s Toynbee Studios and the Attenborough Arts Centre throughout the year.

BADEN, exhibition documentation, 4K video, 3’ 07”, 2017

THE TELEVISION ASTRONAUT: Leeds Becket University. Interactive Film Installation. The film centres on a young adult who is fascinated and curious about space, as they watch TV the TV acts as a portal to escapism and adventure. the film centres on a housing estate with high rise buildings called Little London in Leeds, the windows within the high rise form additional TV screens.