I am artist and facilitator working across audio and audio visual mediums to create recorded music, live performances and installations. Additionally, I facilitate and produce residencies, events and workshops.

 

I have been consistently producing and releasing music for 15 years. My self-released EPs and album have gained plays on Radio 1, BBC6 Music and NTS. I have also performed at venues such as Kings Place, Jazz Cafe, Cafe Oto and Glastonbury Festival. 

 

I am a Lottery Funded and award winning installation artist with works exhibited in spaces around the world. In 2019 I was awarded the Victor Kuell Prize for Innovation for The Reservoir, which was exhibited at the London Group Open Show. The installation used inverted contact microphones to create an interactive piece exploring memory, motherhood and inherited trauma. 

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Prior to this, I produced the score and sound design for The Turning of The Leaves, a multiyear Lottery Funded A/V installation in The Union Chapel. The Turning of the Leaves is a meditation on the subject of masculinity with reference to the First World War and the phenomenon of intergenerational trauma.

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I released a documentary portrait, Rubie, and wrote an accompanying essay that was published by Sonic Scope Journal. The essay draws on queer studies to challenge traditional notions of ‘success’ and ‘failure,’ presenting lockdown as a radical, ‘queer’ alternative to heteronormative capitalist society.

 

I work as a creative educator and facilitator, and run residencies, events and workshops. I have a proven track record in leading innovative workshops and curating immersive artistic programs that promote personal development and cross-arts collaboration. I am passionate about using creative practices to empower individuals and strengthen community ties, and I am skilled at fostering collaboration among diverse groups, with a deep commitment to enhancing accessibility in the arts. 

 

Outside of these endeavours I am training as a transpersonal therapist.