I am a multi-media artist working across a range of media, materials, and technologies such as photography, performance, video and drawing. The process of collaging, as an idea and a material process is an essential element in my work as it brings together disparate times, locations, and voices in conversation, forming an alternative to narrative histories.
At the heart of my art practice lies an interest in place – the ones we remember, dream of, and imagine as well as the physical environment we move through in our daily lives. As an artist I see places as sites of exploration, connectivity and wonder, yet I am also aware that they are formed through struggles over power, resources and visuality. My art practice explores the dynamic interplay between self and the environment we inhabit, it examines what it means to reside, inhabit, and belong in our networked, globalised world and the idea of home in the environment has become infinitely more complex and ambiguous.
In recent works I have been examining migrant experience and dislocation, the relationship between memory and history, archives and between-ness, place-making, uncertainty and ambiguity.
