I believe art can break the trance of modern life.

Because I once chased a life that wasn’t mine, now I create art that invites stillness, curiosity, and connection — so others can live with intention, not by default.

Step into a practice shaped by light, material, and the quiet moments that call us back to ourselves. I create immersive art experiences that anchor people to the present, foster genuine connection, and awaken awareness to heal through quiet transformation. My work invites others to reflect on the lives they are living and the choices they are making — encouraging presence over pressure, feeling over function, and intention over autopilot.

My work explores the interplay between colour, form, and feeling — crafting moments that invite stillness, presence, and introspection. My installations, sculptures, and participatory works blend poetic materiality with research-led concepts in neuroaesthetics, wellbeing, and psychology. I work across a range of mediums including light sculpture, tactile installation, and social engagement, often incorporating sound, scent, or movement to evoke a deeper sensory response.

Informed by a background in marketing, event production, and fine art, my work has been featured by organisations including the City of Melbourne, Melbourne Fringe Festival, RMIT University, NGV Melbourne Design Week, and Craft Victoria. I’ve undertaken residencies at Arteles Creative Centre (Finland) and River Studios (Melbourne), and I hold a Bachelor of Fine Art (Sculpture) from RMIT University.

You can explore reflections, works-in-progress, and the ideas behind the art in my Field Notes.

Modern life can feel like a trance we didn’t choose.
What would you change if you gave yourself permission to slow down?