I am a multi-disciplinary artist living on a narrowboat on the frequently flooding Bristol Avon based at Spike Island, Bristol. Previously I lived for many years in the far west of Cornwall facing on to the Atlantic.

Constantly surrounded by water, I am drawn to places and materials that are constantly changing, in which different forms of life and histories rub often uncomfortably up against each other: along the margins of tidal mudflats, city harbour detritus, floating carcasses, rusty paint-pitted boats… I am interested in the way that lived experiences feel echoed in the wounds and fragilities contained in these places and the material porosity of marginalised, hidden forms of life and living. I make work that is deliberately layered and storied to reflect this and provide different points of entry with a broad audience in mind; elements of humour and lightness are important. I work with a shifting mix of media (including performance, installation, living and found materials, and writing) and through curation and collaborative, discursive practice to choreograph a fleshy, layered, porous interaction between material process, space, objects and audience.