My work includes participatory installations, public rituals, and socially engaged projects — like pop-up weaving on street corners, collaborations with artists in prisons and detention centres, and popular weaving workshops with natural materials.

Each of my projects is an invitation to slow down, make with our hands, and remember that we are not separate, but part of a living web of meaning, connection, and care.

We are living in a time shaped by the machinery of capitalism and control: systems designed for speed, extraction, and disconnection. While these systems have brought material gain for some, they have also caused deep harm. We have strayed too far from what makes us truly well.

I believe that art has a vital role to play in restoring balance, by creating experiences that reawaken truth, joy, and connection. My practice is grounded in the conviction that when people remember their own creative power they begin to live and act differently.

My own life is testament to this healing power, having lived through cancer and left behind a successful career to become a maker — of art and creative connections — not just as expression, but as my own medicine.

Now I create spaces for others to experience that same transformation — to reconnect, and to remake the world through the simple, radical act of creating together.