About me

I am an award winning Artist and Filmmaker. Having received a First Class BA Honours from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, where I specialised in 16mm film and installation, I have continued to inform my practice by working within the film industry as a Camera Technician, where I was mentored by the BSC Cinematographer Seamus McGarvey and work closely with both the Camera and VFX departments on high profile projects.

Inspired by my extensive experience and technical understanding, I use digital film technologies to explore the nature of the cinematic experience. In particular, my work examines the role and objectification of the female form within the screen, the inherent paradoxical nature of cinema exhibition, and the desire it raises within the spellbound spectator. I produced the very first underwater, slow motion, holographic film installation, 'The Siren'. The film was awarded the Passion for Freedom Gold Film Award, for 'it's artist value and powerful visual message embodying the freedom of women'.

Recently, I produced The (Un)Holy Trinity, a triptych digital film series that draws upon Biblical apocrypha in order to explore and challenge the notion of the 'fallen woman'. The project was launched on Sedition - a digital online art platform - on the 8th March to celebrate International Women's Day 2020.