I’ve always been driven by curiosity and a tendency to look slightly beyond what’s expected, which led me naturally to photography and design. My work is rooted in wonder and discovery: I approach ideas from multiple angles, build layered experiences, and invite interaction so people can encounter a new perspective, a tactile connection, or simply a moment of play.

Process is central to my practice. Working across mediums fuels creativity and strengthens my ability to think across disciplines. Through design school and ongoing studio practice, I have developed experience in photography, Adobe Creative Suite, bookmaking, ceramics, woodworking, papermaking, metalwork, screen printing, painting, and collage. Learning new tools is part of my thought process.

As a photographer, I am drawn to the emotional power of images and the way they hold memory. I collect found photographs and slides, fascinated by how they carry time forward. My photographic work spans art-directed shoots and documentary storytelling, always with attention to how images communicate in an already visually saturated world.

I’ve collaborated on creative projects of all scales, from long-term corporate relationships to one-off independent and community-centred works. Known for my love of problem-solving and process design, I bring focus, curiosity, and thoughtful experimentation to each project.