My work is driven by a deep interest in animal welfare, offering a reflective examination of contemporary human-animal dynamics. Through a cyclical process of research and creation, I scrutinise societal narratives surrounding these interactions. Beginning with 2D sketches, my sculptures gradually take shape as animal forms crafted from recycled and textile materials.

I strive to ignite curiosity and compel viewers to reflect on their ethical positions regarding non-human animals. My aim is to evoke empathy and awareness about our relationships with animals, fostering a deeper connection and a sense of responsibility towards them.

My previous work has been influenced by the disparity in knowledge about meat production between children and adults. I use my platform as an artist to promote education and awareness, inviting audiences to engage with my research and explore curated resources. Through this engagement, I hope to inspire a more informed and compassionate perspective on animal welfare.