My artistic inquiries into language, semiotics, and connection culminate primarily in printmaking and installation projects. Visually, my work is characterised by considered colour palettes and layered compositions that underpin abstract graphic systems. These systems reference and recontextualise real-world structures while leaving room for ambiguity. My material choices are responsive to context, often situating two-dimensional works within three-dimensional spaces.

My final Degree Show project, which expanded on the semiotics of error messages, combined screen printing with site-specific installations to explore how communication systems shape perception and interaction. In 2024, I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Intermedia Art from the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh College of Art). I have since been accepted to the Master’s program in Integrated Design at the University of the Arts Bremen. There, I aim to advance my inquiries within the frameworks of graphic and communication design, translating my artistic investigations into design strategies that cultivate connection and inclusive, accessible experiences.

Underlying this practice is my lived experience of communication as something varied and highly individual. Growing up bilingual in a multicultural, neurodiverse family shaped my sensitivity to translation between languages and cognitive styles, and continues to inform how I approach making and thinking. My work centres on how individuals and communities navigate linguistic, cultural, and cognitive diversity, with a particular interest in the struggles, nuances, and creative possibilities of different modes of expression within inclusive contexts. This perspective fosters the patience and empathy central to my work, and underpins my aim to help others feel heard, understood, and connected through art.