My cultural practice is grounded in collective action. It develops and supports community-focused socio-political initiatives, participatory processes, and living archives as shared infrastructures that function as tools for organising, advocacy, and accountability.

My work moves from conceptual development through to artistic direction, centering collective knowledge-making across long-term initiatives. This includes curation, the development of participatory games and archival platforms, and the realisation of exhibitions and outdoor interventions.

The practice focuses on building frameworks for collaboration, shaping public-facing formats, and holding space for complex narratives to unfold over time.