With over 20 years of experience as a qualified Secondary Art Teacher, I have delivered hands-on workshops across schools, festivals, galleries, and outdoor settings, encouraging experimentation, material exploration, and collaborative making.

My current focus is the ongoing Sea Ice Project, first developed in Longyearbyen and building on earlier recycled art workshops. Participants create individual sea ice forms inspired by Arctic surfaces and shifting ice structures, each piece becoming part of a growing collective installation. Expanding with every workshop, the project reflects the fragility, fragmentation, and interconnected nature of sea ice while creating a shared response to environmental change and opening up conversations around climate and our relationship with fragile environments.

My past community projects have include Murdoch Day and the Redruth Christmas Parade, alongside installations and creative work for festivals including Glastonbury, Wilderness, Port Eliot, and Leopallooza.

I continue to develop workshops and creative projects that connect people with environment, place, and shared making.

Please contact me if you would like to talk about this further.