As a multidisciplinary creative, I primarily use installation and moving image to explore the space and surroundings that shape our experience. With an experimental approach, I aim to convey both pre-existing and new narratives that challenge our perception of reality. I am interested in exploring a range of subjects through a surrealistic lens: from rumours of vampires in Glasgow to the lonely pigeons outside my bedroom window. My process is playful and I enjoy exploring diverse ideation techniques to arrive at an unexpected outcome. For example, using words from a chatterbox game as prompts for creative thinking.
In my dissertation, I delved deeper into my interest in space and place, using a curatorial rationale to investigate the relationships between memory, time and industrial ruins. I envisioned a site-specific exhibition at St. Peter's Seminary, an abandoned priest training college in Cardross, exploring the complex narratives embedded within the site and its potential as a creative space.
In my dissertation, I delved deeper into my interest in space and place, using a curatorial rationale to investigate the relationships between memory, time and industrial ruins. I envisioned a site-specific exhibition at St. Peter's Seminary, an abandoned priest training college in Cardross, exploring the complex narratives embedded within the site and its potential as a creative space.
