I make images of people and places I love that you can barely see. Using screens, microcomputers, holographic fans, encaustic wax, and digital print, I turn private life into strange, charged things — video miniatures on black velvet pillows, videos that respond to your body, wax prints where figures dissolve into dark.
I graduated from the Royal College of Art and live and work in London. My work is in private collections across the US, UK, Europe, and the Middle East. Can't See, Can't Stop Looking, a new solo exhibition, opens at Raleigh Chapel in May 2026.
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