A State of Vital Exhaustion Drawing

My practice is primarily concerned with exploring the narratives that exist in the tension between drawing, making, moving image and language. Working across disciplines, process becomes a tool to meditate on the weaving of individual experience with collective understanding. Using drawing as sculpture, sculpture as drawing, and practice as research, I construct narratives exploring fact and fiction, gender, place, and the characters so often lurking in the periphery. Born in North Kent in 1990, I received my MA from the Royal College of Art in 2016, where I was awarded the Gordon Peter Pickard Travel Bursary. Nominated for several prizes, I regularly exhibit in London and further afield, including 'Offprint' at Tate Modern and 'Different Strokes' at the Hockney Gallery, which I also co-curated. With a background in arts education up to MA level, I continue to practise as both artist and educator, most recently participaing in group show 'What is DRAWing?' at London’s Temple Church Triforium.