I am a transdisciplinary artist-academic working across health, ecology and justice. This polyvocal creative practice approaches human experience as ecologically entangled, and engages complex, interwoven narratives, through the body as a political archive. My praxis as research emerged as a situated response to uncertain global conditions in times of polycrisis. The anti-oppressive frameworks I work with are informed by critical mental health, posthumanist, new materialist, eco-feminist scholarship, and histories of collective action in health. I primarily use autoethnographic and embodied methods, to unearth solo and collective counterstorytelling that responds to social, ecological and epistemic injustices. Since completing my PhD, I have been laying the groundwork for Becoming Creaturely, an emergent socially engaged project developed in collaborative partnerships with more-than-human species and sites, to investigate how entangled storylines between beings and place, can reveal ambient and anti-oppressive conditions.

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For an overview of the kinds of workshops I run, and the different applications of my practice in community arts, creative health and environmental humanities, please refer to my workshops, and praxis pages. If you would like to learn more about my approach and background kindly refer to the methodology and movement pages. You may also get in touch for an informal conversation about working together via the contact me page.​​​​​​

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