I’m an artist based in Suffolk, England, and I hold an MA in Arts Practice from the University of Suffolk (2016), where my research focused on the evolving role of digital technologies and their impact on how we live, communicate, and perceive culture.

 

My practice is interdisciplinary, spanning photography, sound, video, and generative digital media. I’m particularly interested in the aesthetic and conceptual potential of code and data systems. Much of my work involves manipulating 3D topology using diverse sources such as surveillance algorithms, HTML structures, DNA sequences, and MIDI data, treating these inputs as both material and method.

 

My most recent work is a series of hand-altered photographic collages, where natural landscapes and abandoned spaces are photographed in mirrors and then interwoven with deconstructed man-made forms. These pieces are processed and reshaped using custom-written code, exploring the shifting boundaries between the organic and the digital, and how those boundaries reflect our increasingly hybrid experience of the world.