About

My Artistic practice, which I call Architectural Soulcraft, operates at architecture’s breaking point, where logic frays and materials unravel. Through sculpture and spatial fiction, I reconfigure the dead logic of soulless structures, exposing the economic, historical, and psychic forces within. My assemblages are propositions, speculative sculptural architectures that disrupt convention and reimagine form and function. Through a slow choreography of fragments and playful inversions, I craft luminous, responsive environments that resist rigid frameworks and invite new imaginaries beyond the inertia of the present.

I trained in architecture and fine art, holding a B.Arch, an MA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins, and both a Graduate Diploma and an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art.