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I am an artist and art psychotherapist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the profound relationship between art and healing.

My work is an ecosystem of participatory projects, ceramic sculptures, murals, and poetry, where I ask the question:

How can creativity transform our experience of loss, grief, and the end of life?

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My art is a exploration of the intrinsic human desire to be held, nurtured, and loved, using the materiality of clay and other organic forms to ground us in a sense of belonging. Through my creative practice, I  introduce new models of creativity in healthcare, using the therapeutic language of art to re-establish our vital connection to both the self and our natural world.

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​I achieved my undergraduate in Fine Art from the Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford and my masters in Art Psychotherapy, with the Corinne Burton Student Scholarship at Goldsmiths, London.  

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