My practice sits at the intersection of contemporary ceramics, lived experience and
inclusive design. I am an emerging multidisciplinary artist and current Bachelor of
Visual Arts student at the University of Southern Queensland, specialising in ceramics
and sculpture. Through my work, I explore themes of resilience, healing, identity and our relationship with the natural world, creating artworks that encourage reflection,
connection and hope.

Alongside my arts practice, I hold a Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015),

which has provided me with a strong foundation in disability, mental health, person-
centred practice and community inclusion. Combined with my professional experience

supporting people with disability and my own lived experience of permanent physical
and psychosocial disability, this has shaped my commitment to creating more
accessible opportunities for artistic participation.

My work has been exhibited in public and community exhibitions, including the
Recovered Futures Exhibition in Brisbane, where my work has been well received by
collectors. Throughout my visual arts degree I have maintained a high academic
standard and have been awarded a University of Southern Queensland Student Guild
Bursary in recognition of my commitment to both my studies and creative practice.