I’m a visual artist and educator based in Conamara. Drawing and visual languages are the foundations of my practice. Working across printmaking, still and moving image, and socially engaged approaches, I explore ideas of belonging, grief, and identity. My work has been exhibited widely across billboards, public screens, porches, gardens, museums, galleries, and festivals.

Originally from Dublin, I lived in London for 15 years, where my interest in place, socially engaged practice, and neurodiverse perspectives deepened. I studied Fine Art (Moving Image) at Central Saint Martins, UAL. I have taught and performed in Ireland, England, and the USA, and have exhibited and undertaken residencies in Scotland, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Romania, and the USA, including projects with Terrain Biennial, Bradley University, Cubitt Gallery, OFFM Public Art Panels, and Palermo Gallery.

Since returning to Ireland in 2022, I’ve been developing new site-specific performances, textiles, and moving image works, supported by the Arts Council of Ireland and Galway County Council. Through textiles, drawing, and walking practices, I devise and collaborate with dancers and sound artists along the Corrib and at Interface Inagh. My work focuses on articulating non-verbal bodily textures and everyday gestures, co-creating movement languages inspired by sign language, semaphore, and infographics.

My current practice explores echoes and memory across Connemara, Dublin, and London. I am a member of Visual Artists Ireland, Engage Art Studios and Interface, Inagh Valley and Praxis Artists Union. Working towards my first solo exhibition at Lord Mayor's Pavilion, as part of an artist studio exchange between Engage Art Studios Galway and Sample-Studios Cork.

Recent awards include: Arts Council Agility Award (2024) and Galway County Council Artist Bursary (2023).