Exploring Light,
Movement, and
Embodied Experience

My practice spans immersive light installations, hybrid sculptural paintings, and interactive digital environments. Working at the intersection of technology and phenomenological experience, I create works that explore themes of memory, motion, and imagination.

Originally trained as a dancer, I am particularly attuned to the dichotomy between the imminence of light and the elasticity of time at the moment of capture. In my work, light becomes the focus of a meditation on transcendence, through a hyperawareness of the body. By performing the moment of photographic capture as a negotiation with the sublime, I draw on a tradition that seeks release from the body into eternity.

I have worked extensively nationally and internationally, with exhibitions in Australia, Germany, Italy, Austria, Hong Kong, and the UK. Using primitive and hi-end digital photographic methods, I deconstruct the virtual to haul it back into the physical. In a punk DIY aesthetic, the works use a variety of approaches to intervene in the photographic act, where the camera, its technology, hardware and software are considered an extension of the body's intelligence.