My techno-futuristic practice often centres on the female body, within medical, technological and domestic contexts. Through expanded collage and performative elements, I construct subtle disruptions in otherwise neutral spaces such as waiting rooms, corridors and stock photography sets. Bodily, ecological and digital spaces become a canvas for creating alien, dream-like terrains.

I explore clinical care and speculative control, where gestures are rehearsed, systems malfunction and emotion is held at a distance. My figures often appear partially withdrawn, rendered with an uncanny quietness.

I’m interested in how embodiment, performance and environmental precarity are filtered through systems that regulate crisis and obscure accountability, leaving a lingering soft violence. I build intimate fictions and surreal fragments that hold quiet tension, evoking suffering through fabric, displacement and form.