Conceptual artist working across jewellery, sculpture and installation. Investigates how humans preserve significance through the objects they carry and the spaces they inhabit. preserve objects that already carry personal histories, translating them into portable monuments that allow memory to exist physically on the body and accompany people through everyday life and further.

 

A baby's first tooth, a piece of flint collected from a meaningful landscape, an heirloom perfume bottle or an animal bone each already possess its own history. Rather than leaving meaningful objects behind, I transform them into wearable forms that move alongside the wearer. Meaningful objects as extensions of the body, allowing them to remain in constant proximity to the wearer rather than existing as distant keepsakes. 

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My installations are informed by the interiors of Greek Orthodox churches. Although every church is architecturally unique, recurring materials, ornament and reflective metals create a shared visual language that evokes a comforting familiarity regardless of the church's location. I use individually cast metal components to allow repeated material gestures to personalise cold unfamiliar spaces, allowing temporary environments to feel anciently inhabited and emotionally significant.

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If jewellery allows us to carry memory on the body, installation asks how our surroundings become extensions of ourselves. How does intervention, ornament, and material transform temporary places into spaces of belonging, where the environment itself becomes a product of the individual.

 

Across each discipline, I aim to create work that people live alongside. 

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