Lives and works on Gadigal land (Eora/Sydney). Born 1981.

Drawn to the strange and uncanny, I often begin with observed forms and textures that stir a visceral, sensual allure — the tentacles of a jellyfish, the gills beneath a mushroom, or the sheen of a material that defies expectation. I’m captivated by visual ambiguity: how wax can appear wet, or marble can suggest softness. My aim is to create something visually arresting — whether beautiful, grotesque, or somewhere in between.

As my practice has evolved, I’ve become less interested in embedding my work with overt symbolism or narrative. I prefer art that resonates instinctively, much like a piece of music.

My work has been exhibited in both Australia and the United States, with recent exhibitions including the National Art School Graduation Show (2025), Street Candy (NAS Library Stairwell Gallery, 2025) and Sculpture at Sawmillers (2022). I was a finalist in the Gosford Art Prize (2022) and have exhibited internationally at Leimin Space (Los Angeles), Nous Tous (Los Angeles), Dab Art (Ventura, CA), and Gallery 66NY (New York).