Using minimalist composition, light, and colour, my practice creates experiential installations where viewers are invited to contemplate the work's physical presence within the space.
I strive to create work that enhances the viewer’s relationship with space. I believe creative and immersive experiences are valuable in an extremely digital era. Therefore, I explore the architectural qualities of a space through light and colour in the hopes of fostering meaningful spatial experiences.
Due to the installation-based nature of my practice, I explore ideas through small-scale modelling. This helps me to visualise my ideas before committing to a larger project. Over the course of my final year, I began to appreciate modelling and maquette-making as its own art form. Consequently, my degree show piece includes the model that has helped develop and refine my ideas for my final project.
