Born and Raised in Glasgow, I am a Working-Class Multi-disciplinary Artist.

My Practice focuses on a variety of issues all within the exploration of human development in a world full of constructs and impositions. I make work to explore, question and re-define the way that society constructs and confines individuals to develop into a normalized, idealized way of being.

My works and creations stem from a lot of my own personal life experience through childhood and my own human development into adulthood – with references to challenges I have faced and that many others face in their lifetime. I believe Childhood is the stimulus for our development into adulthood and I research and explore the Psychology of this looking mostly into the issue of Gender Construction within Childhood and the follow on effect this has on our human development.

I aim to open up important discussions about human nature, society and the role of an individual in the world. I want to showcase my ideas and allows others to enter these and explore the questions I as an artist try to answer within my practice.

I always try to ensure my work is accessible to the viewer and to viewers from all educational and social backgrounds. Ideally, I wish for my work to be appreciated and investigated by non-art educated individuals as well as those with an artistic education – This reflects my own Working-Class identity and pride behind this. My work is made for everyone.