My art making practice is primarily painterly, embodied, experiential and transformative; I work with past, present and future possibilities within myself through which I create possibility
My work embraces all things, in the performative post-humanist sense where all phenomena are mutually inclusive co-creative agents within life. I weave both the human and non-human, embracing the mix of stone and air and trees that form intricate aspects of self, identity, memory, movement and place.
I also facilitate, in one-to one’s, groups, and in partnership, with local artists and organisations, engaging within communities and schools. My interdisciplinary teaching practice weaves the arts, philosophy, sciences and more.
Projects
- From the Outside In‘blurring the line between art and science – through the body’ Artists (Morgan Sinton-Hewitt, Anna Dimitriu, Melissa Fisher, Elizabeth Murton and Heather Barnett) working alongside scientists (Dr Lewis Goodings, Betsy Lewis-Holmes, Sarah Bearchell), a musician (Holly Barker) and dancers (Amici Dance Theatre Company) engaged in an art-science exploration – the project provided participants with an opportunity to work with their peers, creatively explore how their bodies’ function mentally, phys
Work history
Artist EducatorOrleans House Gallery
London, United KingdomFreelance
Art group facilitator for various groups including SEND (adults and childrens groups) Dementia, Universal, Families
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Artist EducatorTwenty one and co
- Teddington, United KingdomFreelance
Siblings art group facilitation for charity supporting families with children with Downs Syndrome
Skills
- Oil Painting
- Drawing
- Watercolour
- Illustration
- Photography
- Writing
- Group Work
- Community Art
- Mentoring
- Collaboration
- Dance
- Ceative Writing
- Poetry
- Musician
Education
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BSc PsychologyThe University of Roehampton
- London, United Kingdom
Awards
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Prize for best undergraduate thesisThe University of Roehampton