I am a print artist and a theatre, fashion, and textile designer. My work explores identity and transformation, questioning how personal narratives are shaped and redefined. Using both digital tools and traditional printmaking techniques such as woodcut, I re-contextualise historical imagery to create dynamic new compositions that challenge outdated perceptions and embrace a liberated sense of self. Rooted in dialogue with the past, my work is deeply invested in themes of evolution, togetherness, and performance.

I work from my studio in London, creating large and mid-scale works that merge digital and traditional printmaking techniques. My practice is informed by my multidisciplinary background in printmaking, painting, fashion, textiles, and set and costume design. I hold an MA in Print and a Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Art from the Royal College of Art. Previously, I trained in Costume Construction with the Royal Opera House and I hold a degree in Fashion Design from Central Saint Martins.

 This dual training allows me to merge bold artistic vision with meticulous technical execution - a hallmark of my approach today. My print work has been exhibited in the City of London, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, and Southwark Park Gallery. I was shortlisted for the V&A Adobe Creative Residency Programme and nominated for the Clyde & Co Art Prize 2025.

Currently, I am designing the sets and costumes for London Children’s Ballet’s brand new production of Ella ~ A Jazz Age Cinderella to be staged in July 2025 in London; whilst producing a new series of prints based on a painting from 1500; and collaborating with a new fashion design brand in the Eastern Mediterranean.