I am a multidisciplinary artist and a doctoral student at UAL’s Creative Computing Institute.

My practice examines the entanglement between humans, technology, and non-human entities, with a focus on the interdependence of these elements within evolving assemblages. Working across digital, print, textile, and performance, I explore how identity is not a fixed or singular entity but is continually reshaped through interaction and exchange.

My work challenges conventional notions of authorship and control, inviting a deeper consideration of how form and meaning emerge through entangled processes. By emphasizing the relational and interdependent nature of these systems, I foreground the potential for continuous transformation and redefinition, blurring the lines between the human and the non-human, the individual and the collective.

I blend digital and analogue tools, including mobile apps, AI, Photoshop, digital printing, textiles, hands-on craftsmanship, and performance art.