Artistic Research

A fluid relationship with space and time, place and power shapes my artistic research, where material, memory, and meaning-making converge.

In a sensorial and mixed-media practice of images, sound, archives, material engagements, counter-mapping, and installations, I intervene in how knowledge is circulated and felt.

Navigating absence and presence, my practice interrogates the politics of visibility and representation, imagining relational futures through situated ways of knowing.

What the Sea Holds

An ongoing personal inquiry where water carries memory, and the technologies of movement, belonging, and gaze-

Tidal Threads

A spatio-temporal inquiry attending to the entangled agency of more-than-human beings, where water, memory, time, and power converge.

Tongueless Whispering

A visual performative inquiry responding to the ruptures explored in Electric Lies, an ongoing investigation into the deceptive narratives of green energy production.

Koloniale Grusse Aus Samoa

An investigation into the legacy of German colonialism in Samoa, exploring its connection to contemporary issues of climate change and neocolonisation.

Ripple Effect

In Uafato, a climate frontline village in eastern Samoa, where rising sea levels, water quality degradation, and increasing temperatures have disrupted farming, fishing, and livelihoods.

Performativity of Gaze

An archival inquiry into the lingering influence of colonial ways of seeing and how it shapes representations of land, resources, and Indigenous territories.

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