About

My work operates at the intersections of performance, writing, sculpture, textiles, music, pedagogy, and activism. It is often impermanent and exploratory, establishing relations between people, structures and social situations. I have made work individually and collectively, in nightclubs and shops, on trains, buses and marches, as well as for concert halls, galleries and books. I’m particularly invested in creative projects that imagine and prefigure liveable futures, communal life, and ecological stability.

Over the past decade I have developed ways of working that embrace the written word: sung passages, ekphrastic letters, knitted language, sculpted sentences, sewn messages and expressive typography. Penning, inscribing, marking, doodling and scribbling.

My current work explores epistemic justice, with recent writing taking the form of an investigative/emotional environmental novel that calls for environmentally-just futures. Other writing includes Pillows, a series of texts about economics, care, disability and the environment.

I live and work in London and am represented by Matt’s Gallery.

This website is under construction.