Raised and rooted within a vibrant Irish immigrant and working-class community in Derby, East Midlands (UK), my multidisciplinary practice is shaped by lived experiences of interconnectivity and the politics of in/visibility. I work to reconfigure traditional documentary and photographic methods within an expanded, multi-disciplinary and auto-ethnographic framework. At the heart of my work is a critical exploration of absence, embracing invisibility as a potent space for reimagining visual possibilities. My practice values experimental collaboration, co-creation, and restorative representation, weaving narratives of class, labour, gender, and family into multi-sensory experiences. Drawing on collective wisdom through intentional and spontaneous processes, from creation to public engagement. Currently pursuing a funded, practice-based PhD at UWE Bristol, my research, "A Labour Lens," examines the retracing and reimagining of working-class women’s labour through a study of the self and the lens of cleaning work.

Recent & Upcoming Exhibitions (2024/25):
Hayward Gallery (London), Herbert Art Gallery & Museum (Coventry), Focal Point Gallery (Southend-on-Sea), Bonnington Gallery (Nottingham), Stills Gallery (Edinburgh), FFotogallery (Cardiff), Bristol Photo Festival (Bristol), Welcome Gallery (London), Two Temple Place (London), Sunny Bank Mill (Leeds), Mast Foundation (Bologna).

Other work and experiences here.