i have always been drawn to changing how we approach spaces, projects and environments. having grown up finding many curated spaces hugely inaccessible and exclusionary, i work to dismantle these structures and centre radical connection, play and curiosity.
i work with different disciplines from performance, photography, film, research, collage, food, words, sound and facilitation often experimenting and combining practices.
my curation is rooted in anarchy, anti-violence work, pleasure and reimagining real access.
i co-founded SLEEC (survivors leading essential education & change) in 2019 and since have curated events, multimedia work, workshops, unlearning spaces and support spaces.
SLEEC is a survivor-run organisation that changes systems, supports survivors and dismantles the roots of male violence.
within SLEEC i write, make visual art, resources and curate events and workshops that specifically tackle complex issues around rape culture that are not getting focus. things such as internalised sexism within recovery spaces, radical accountability with men and boys, and classism within the well-being world.
i founded SIFH+ in 2016 and curated a wide range of projects, exhibitions and events over the three years I ran the organisation.
SIFH+ is a project that supports all women, girls and those who are oppressed because of their gender identity, to have a voice and be heard through photography and image.
because stories and imagery representing women and girls are mainly controlled and manipulated by men we have violent misrepresentations and false narratives - SIFH+ was built as an antidote; a space where we were given the tools to represent ourselves.