In my work I explore the juxtaposition of the physical and the digital by questioning our collective relationship towards technology, asking how our inventions mould our society and personal experiences of place. Most of my work begins and ends with drawing, but I use photography, sculpture, filming and writing as tools to enrich my narratives and to create cohesive, fictional environments. 

Through the act of drawing, I’m exploring the idea of biomechanics and how living organisms combined with technologies would be capable of sustaining themselves. I am interested in contrasting existing technologies fused with elements inspired by Cronenberg and Giger-esque body horror, creating imagined futuristic tech and body enhancements. I‘m playing with the idea of biomechanics and how this living organism would be capable of sustaining itself and thinking/learning by its given parameters. I’m using this specific technology a lot in my drawings, and it works as a link throughout my work, connecting all the separate narratives into one possible future scenario.