My work explores the relationship between patterns, text, and objects, and how we create narrative from what we find in the world. Using the everyday marks and materials around me, I create pieces that investigate how we perceive narrative in our daily lives and how primed we are to find meaning wherever we look.

My creative process begins by gathering readily available materials and objects together or sampling specific graphics that can be reframed in interesting, new ways. I carefully repeat these things or signs until they become a texture or a pattern. By using repetition, the final artworks extend their original forms but are altered into less recognisable versions of themselves.

Ultimately, my work serves as a dialogue about where language happens and whether repetition abstracts or makes new meaning. I invite viewers to pause, look closer, and question their own assumptions about the availability of narrative around them.