Born in Watford in 2001, I was raised in Southampton, where my family settled shortly after. Heavily influenced by my mother's Québécois heritage - including annual trips to Île d'Orléans - paired with growing up in British society, I developed a unique cultural perspective, which continues to shape my exploration of British identity in my work.

After graduating from Central Saint Martins in 2023, I was accepted onto a residency with ACME and started working from a studio in South London, where I am currently working on new projects that delve into themes of impermanence, decay, and the complexities of feeling disconnected.

Drawing from personal memories and the urban landscape, my work captures a sense of otherness and the fleeting nature of connection. Using subdued tones and ghostly imagery, I aim to evoke the transient quality of human experience, inviting viewers to reflect on the emotional resonance of memory and identity. My work serves as both a personal testament and a broader exploration of the human psyche, offering audiences a space to engage with the fragility of presence and the intricacies of selfhood.