Conscious storytelling. Sustainable impact.
I am a neurodivers storyteller, filmmaker, writer, and creative practitioner working at the intersection of film, video art, writing, inclusive education, environmental sustainability, and long-term creative practice.
Storytelling is central to my artistic work, whether I am capturing overlooked narratives, exploring questions of identity and belonging, or creating spaces that nurture creativity, reflection, and connection.
My practice is rooted in socially conscious storytelling and shaped by my experience of navigating the world through a neurodiverse lens. I am particularly interested in how creativity can foster resilience, challenge dominant narratives, and help individuals and communities imagine alternative ways of living, learning, and being.
Alongside the stories themselves, my work increasingly explores the conditions that allow creativity to flourish over the long term. Through film, writing, education, and multidisciplinary arts practice, I investigate slow and sustainable creativity, creative recovery, and the possibilities of building creative lives that can thrive without burnout.
My practice is like a river, constantly shaped and reshaped by the stories, environments, relationships, and changing circumstances around me.
Guided by reflection, care, and sustainability, I create work that seeks not only to tell stories, but also to nurture the creative ecosystems in which those stories emerge.