I run a portable foundry, which I mostly use for artist-led projects and workshops. My Fellowship was awarded for my research on traditional lost-wax casting in Nepal and India. I continue to develop my understanding of materials, seeking to develop a more sustainable lost-wax casting practice using locally excavated materials. I am interested in engaging a public audience with the lost-wax casting process, as well as collaborating with other artists to raise the accessibility of metal-casting.

I graduated from the Royal College of Art (RCA) with an MA in Sculpture in 2020. My artist practice explores the connection we hold with our environment, and I often approach this through activated public engagement, using material process in a format inclusive of the audience to encourage the audience into new thoughts and into a deeper empathy with the world we live in.

I founded KINstinct Arts, a combined art and ecology platform, from which I run public projects and events, using creative engagement to address ecological issues, for example Lost-Wax for Lost-Species, which simultaneously addressed lost-wax casting and threatened species.