My practice explores the intersection of memory, landscape and storytelling. Working across sculpture, text, image and site-responsive installation, I create projects that examine how places accumulate meaning through personal experience, folklore and collective memory.

I am particularly interested in the ways narratives become embedded within landscapes and objects, and in the imaginative spaces that exist between documented history and remembered experience. Many of my works begin with a fragment: a place-name, a found object, a local story or a historical reference. From these fragments, larger narratives emerge.

Recurring concerns within the work include absence, loss, hidden histories and the inner life of the imagination. The resulting projects often invite slow engagement, encouraging viewers to explore, discover and form their own connections between place, story and memory.

Through a combination of sculpture, writing, visual art and landscape-based interventions, I seek to create works that function as both physical experiences and narrative spaces.

EXHIBITED:

RHA
Sculpture In Context
Birr Castle
National Maritime Museum
Marlay House
Dungarvan Arts Centre
Red Door Gallery