I am an artist exploring extractivism, posthumanism, material memory, and time.
My practice is research-led and spans across installation, sculpture, photography, and text. My main interest lies in our Earth's natural resources and the stories they can tell.
To dig into the Earth is to dig into ourselves — composed of the same infinite matter. I engage with the idea of excavation both literally and metaphorically. I see acts of digging, mining, and exposing not only as physical engagement with our planet, but also as ways of uncovering internal landscapes, forgotten histories, and hidden archives of knowledge.
I work in response to the inherited view of the Earth as passive matter. Influenced by new materialist philosophy, I aim to move beyond human-centred narratives. The coal, metal, ice, and water I work with carry the memory of ecological and socio-political transformation. They hold histories that extend far beyond human time scales. I am interested in how they serve as records of geological processes and human impact, while giving form to technologies that drive ongoing planetary change.
Education
2025 · MA Contemporary Photography; Practices and Philosophies at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts, London
Awards
2025 · LVMH Maison/0 This Earth Award Winner
2024/2025 · 11th Fine Art Photography Awards, Professional Conceptual Category Nominee
2023 · UAL International Postgraduate Scholarship
Exhibitions
2025
· RA Summer Exhibition (coordinated by Farshid Moussavi, selected by Farshid Moussavi and Caragh Thuring), Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
· World Building (curated by Pistil Collective), Cornerstone Studios, London, UK
· Seven Artists Pop-Up Exhibition, Three Rooms, London, UK
2024
· Open Studio, UAL, London, UK
· Postgraduate Art Editions Sale at the Xmas Grotto, UAL, London, UK
· 17th Salon International Daguerre, Paris, FR
· Summer Exhibition (curated by Ann Christopher, selected by Anne Desmet), Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
· See it. Say it. Unsorted, Interim Show at UAL, London, UK
Publications
2024 · Material Manifesto for perediza magazine, issue iii, London, UK / Copenhagen, DK
My practice is research-led and spans across installation, sculpture, photography, and text. My main interest lies in our Earth's natural resources and the stories they can tell.
To dig into the Earth is to dig into ourselves — composed of the same infinite matter. I engage with the idea of excavation both literally and metaphorically. I see acts of digging, mining, and exposing not only as physical engagement with our planet, but also as ways of uncovering internal landscapes, forgotten histories, and hidden archives of knowledge.
I work in response to the inherited view of the Earth as passive matter. Influenced by new materialist philosophy, I aim to move beyond human-centred narratives. The coal, metal, ice, and water I work with carry the memory of ecological and socio-political transformation. They hold histories that extend far beyond human time scales. I am interested in how they serve as records of geological processes and human impact, while giving form to technologies that drive ongoing planetary change.
Education
2025 · MA Contemporary Photography; Practices and Philosophies at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts, London
Awards
2025 · LVMH Maison/0 This Earth Award Winner
2024/2025 · 11th Fine Art Photography Awards, Professional Conceptual Category Nominee
2023 · UAL International Postgraduate Scholarship
Exhibitions
2025
· RA Summer Exhibition (coordinated by Farshid Moussavi, selected by Farshid Moussavi and Caragh Thuring), Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
· World Building (curated by Pistil Collective), Cornerstone Studios, London, UK
· Seven Artists Pop-Up Exhibition, Three Rooms, London, UK
2024
· Open Studio, UAL, London, UK
· Postgraduate Art Editions Sale at the Xmas Grotto, UAL, London, UK
· 17th Salon International Daguerre, Paris, FR
· Summer Exhibition (curated by Ann Christopher, selected by Anne Desmet), Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
· See it. Say it. Unsorted, Interim Show at UAL, London, UK
Publications
2024 · Material Manifesto for perediza magazine, issue iii, London, UK / Copenhagen, DK
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