As a visual and community engaged artist my practice moves across sculpture, mural, and site-responsive installation

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At the heart of my practice is engagement. My work is inherently sensory and site-specific, using materials that invite direct audience interaction. By fostering participation, I aim to blur the boundary between artist and viewer, allowing the work to unfold through collective experience.

Travel forms an important part of my practice, deepening my understanding of cultural contrasts and enriching my engagement with audiences. At the core of my work are contemporary tensions: collective connectivity vs. isolation and societal expectations vs. personal identity. I also explore how historical traumas coexist with present anxieties, examining their lingering impact on collective memory and identity. Through these explorations, I invite viewers to reflect on their place within these interconnected narratives, creating work that resonates on both personal and collective levels.

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​My projects have been supported by Dublin, Galway, and Westmeath County Councils, The Arts Council of Ireland, Arts and Disability Ireland and Creative Ireland. My works have been exhibited widely, including at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Revision Festival Belfast, Galway Arts Centre and Luan Gallery.