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Curation
I am passionate about translating insight into creative stories and bringing them into the public domain. My dynamic approach to work building stems from a desire to enable people to walk in and follow their own journey, re-contextualising topics through culture. My work as a curator spans exhibitions and programming - each is a sustained period of ciliated collaboration and learning.
Production
I thrive in the dynamic landscape of production, operating seamlessly across, exhibition, commissioning and product; transforming briefs and conceptual visions into tangible realities. Leveraging my background in Product Design and extensive knowledge of materials and manufacturing techniques, I collaborate closely with practitioners to enhance, optimise and actualise their creations.
Research
I am inspired by understanding the relationships between the human and non-human world - investigating the intricacies of designed systems, craft practices, and the use of materials in global systems. I develop collaborative material-centred, environmental research, which contributes to evolving discourses between design, ecology and culture.
Programme & Community Leader
Atelier100
Atelier100
An initiative established by H&M and Ingka Group (the largest IKEA franchisee). A think-tank and store combined, the programme champions emerging London-based creatives. The cohort spans architects, sculptures, knitwear and fashion designers, all making locally produced and manufactured, material-conscious products.
2023
Curator
The Koppel Project
The Koppel Project
A living experiment in interdisciplinary, community-driven learning, at the Old Central Saint Martins campus on Southampton Row, London. Aimed to foster collaboration, skill sharing, and experimentation among creative practitioners while creating a vibrant, community in central London.
2020
Designer
The British Council
The British Council
A collaborative educational programme, researching Jingdezhen’s intangible porcelain heritage through material experimentation. It explored craft innovation by creating hyper-local ceramic glazes from locally sourced organic matter, foraged minerals, and industrial ceramic waste.
2019
Designer
Villa Lena Foundation
Villa Lena Foundation
A dining experience working in collaboration with Cate Ravano and Segundo Achinelli hosted at Villa Lena Foundation. The meal explored the connections between the landscape, gardens, restaurant and climate change. The menu and accompanying text fostered discussion, with each course featuring through-provoking ingredients.
2022
Designer
Self-Initiated
Self-Initiated
An archive of foraged natural materials from walks spanning London to the South Coast of England, tracing the Thames clay formation from North to South Downs and concluding at Hayling Island. Botanical and mineral specimens where collected to for their elemental, mineral, geological and biological insights.