I often see myself more as storyteller than artist. Seeing the world through my neurodiverse brain, I have a predilection for non-linear narratives that convey a sense of the perpetual confusion I feel. Collage as such, is my favourite artistic medium. Initially adopted by Dadaists to celebrate innocence and playful randomness, it has the ability to intersect the real and the fantastical, the cuts and the tears, the stolen and the hidden. It disrupts and unites. Reflections on displacement and loss of control mingle with utopia and glitter. 

I use a range of analogue and digital materials, magazine cut-outs and photography, again analogue and digital. During my residency at the University of Chester I began my journey into printmaking and digital creations, with both disciplines adding new dimensions to my work. All amalgamate with collected, pilfered, found, recycled, repurposed, reused and other more or less carefully selected objects and materials to develop a complex and surreal dynamic.