My practice explores language, ritual and power structures through ceramics, installation, sound and text.

I am interested in how language becomes embedded within everyday systems of behaviour, communication and control. Drawing on fragments of real-world language gathered through research, collaboration and lived experience, I create works that examine the relationship between words, objects and the environments we inhabit.

 

Working across domestic forms, immersive installations and sound, I use familiar materials and spaces to explore how language can shape identity, memory and social behaviour. Rather than presenting complete narratives, the work often offers partial phrases and interruptions that invite viewers to reflect on their own relationship to the subject matter.

Recent projects have explored themes of coercive control, gendered experience and the social life of language through collaborations with community organisations, including Trafford Domestic Abuse Services (TDAS).