My artistic practice is deeply intertwined with the urgent environmental challenges of our time. As a multidisciplinary artist, I merge traditional and digital media to create evocative works that reflect the fragility of our natural world. My work is not just a visual exploration but a response—an attempt to bear witness to the impacts of climate change, bushfires, and ecological destruction.

At the core of my practice is an engagement with the elemental forces of nature. My experience of the 2019/20 Australian bushfires profoundly shaped my work, compelling me to explore the thin boundary between civilisation and catastrophe. The charred landscapes, the loss, and the resilience of nature all inform my imagery, which oscillates between beauty and devastation. I am fascinated by how nature persists, regenerates, and transforms—concepts that I translate into my art through layering, fragmentation, and abstraction.

My process is fluid, experimental, and rooted in materiality. I often begin with photography—capturing landscapes, burnt wood, ephemeral light, and decaying organic matter. These images become the foundation for digital collages, where I layer and manipulate textures, allowing the works to evolve through a combination of intuition and technical precision. AI-generated imagery is sometimes introduced, blending the organic with the artificial, mirroring the tension between the natural world and human intervention. Whether digital or physical, each piece becomes a meditation on transformation—echoing the cycles of destruction and renewal found in the environment.

My art serves as both a warning and a requiem—an invitation to look closer at the landscapes we inhabit and the marks we leave upon them. By layering imagery, juxtaposing the ephemeral with the permanent, and fusing organic forms with technological interventions, I aim to create works that are immersive, unsettling, and thought-provoking. At its heart, my practice is about storytelling—capturing the tension between beauty and loss, resilience and fragility, the past and an uncertain future. Through my work, I hope to engage the viewer in a dialogue about the climate emergency, urging reflection and action in the face of an ever-changing world.