About Me.

I'm a Devon based artist specialising in jewellery.  For me, jewellery holds a unique position as a form of protest art because, simply by being worn it can spark conversations between friends and strangers alike. I have a background in healthcare, the recurrent theme in my work is social commentary. 

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I use both high-tech and traditional methods, prioritising sustainability with repurposed materials. For my undergraduate research on PFAS, harmful substances in our environment, I illustrated the risks these chemicals cause to public health by making models of sink traps using CAD and then casting them using the lost wax technique. I also cast nasal cannula worn by hospital patients, creating pieces that symbolise illness and provoke discomfort with the aim of initiating meaningful discussions and highlight the urgent need to address environmental pollutants and their impact on health.