Much of my practice explores mental health, parenting, and relationships with food, examining how these are shaped by social expectations, institutional guidance, and contemporary consumer culture. I present this work across exhibitions and public-facing formats in artistic, academic, and healthcare contexts. This page brings together selected exhibitions alongside the events and engagements through which the work is shared, discussed, and activated.
Exhibitions & Projects (Selected)
2025 — Sink or Swim | The Projection Room, Paignton
(Curator & Exhibiting Artist)
Led and co-curated the first exhibition by the Art for Social Change Collective, bringing together seven artists from the UK, Ireland, and Portugal to explore ocean conservation from different angles — including the sustainability of food systems and everyday choices around fish consumption.
2025 — Tribute to Fish | Installation within Sink or Swim
(Lead Artist)
Participatory installation reimagining a fish-and-chip shop 100 years into the future, in a speculative world where fish no longer exist.
2025 — Treat-Yourself | The HeArt’s Gallery, Torbay Hospital
(Solo exhibition)
A body of work exploring maternal health, self-care, and recovery, comprising the series Balance, Weaning Works, and Dry Bones.
2025 — Where Are We Now? | Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton
(Group exhibition)
Three works from the Balance series selected.
2024 — Formula for Care? | Tonic Gallery, Western General Hospital
(Group exhibition)
2023 — Formula for Care? | Tonic Gallery, St John’s Hospital, Livingston
(Group exhibition)
2023 — Parenthood | Photoplace Gallery, Vermont, USA
2023 — Fujifilm / NHS Visual Storytelling | Covent Garden, London
(Shortlisted)
2023 — Procreate Project Archive | OVADA, Oxford
2022 — Mad Arts: Masked–Unmasked | Queen Mary University of London
(Conference / public programme)
2019 — A Picture of Health | Science Museum London
Artist–scientist collaboration funded by the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences.
2019 — Origin Poetics I & II | CERN (Switzerland) & KASK, Ghent
2019 — Come Together: Art & Politics in a Climate of Unrest | Tate Exchange, Tate Modern
2018–2019 — THECUBE: Beyond the Brain Collective
Residency & public programme
Events & Public Engagement
I am invited to speak at talks, webinars, and training sessions for NHS Eating Disorder and Perinatal Mental Health services, where visual work is used to support reflection on stigma, care, and lived experience.
I also work through public events, radio interviews, live and performance-based formats, and invited written work — including essays, blogs, and illustrated resources for arts and healthcare platforms — to engage wider audiences around food culture, parenting, and mental health.
Across these contexts, the work functions less as a fixed outcome and more as a prompt for dialogue. In some settings, humour and comedy form part of this approach, offering a way to engage difficult or emotionally charged subjects with openness, warmth, and connection.
