This page brings together a selection of earlier projects developed across performance, video, sculpture, photography and participatory formats.
Early in my practice I was drawn to video and performance, often drawing on slapstick traditions and my childhood in theatre and circus.
Then I expanded into participatory projects that blurred the line between artist and curator, designing frameworks where artists and audiences could contribute to, perform in, and even operate the work itself.
In recent years my practice underwent a significant shift following a growing fascination with the brain and the strange mechanics of thought. Since then my work has moved into solo work toward cartoon logic , using seemingly quaint objects and portraiture to gently sabotage the idea of homeliness.

'The Amazing Painting', interactive installation, 2019
Recent work: Solo projects & Cartoon Logic
Before 2020: Collaboration and Frameworks
The early years: Slapstick, Video & Performance
























