I’m a British-Danish artist currently based in Copenhagen. I make mixed-media collages, and sculptures and audio-visual installations/tableaux. My work explores the relationship between individuals and the harmful social structures and phenomena they exist in relation to today. My work visualises these relationships through surreal entanglements between the human figure, symbolising these individuals, and objects, that symbolise particular social structures or phenomena. My work also suggests new speculative relationships between individuals and these structures/phenomena similarly through symbolic entanglements between the human and non-human.
My work references a range of historical avant-grade idioms from visual culture including punk and post-punk aesthetics, radical political posters and graphic design, and the theatre of the absurd, as well as on a conceptual level incorporating ideas from radical pedagogy, esoteric philosophy, and critical theory.
Alongside my work as an artist, I work as an educator, and recently initiated a new programme in collaboration with the local municipality in Copenhagen and supported by the Danish Arts Council which offers vulnerable young people art classes to boost their empowerment and wellbeing. My teaching attempts to deploy the values present in my work in this other context.
My work has previously been shown in solo and group exhibitions and events including at Tate Modern (UK), Sophienholm Kunsthal (DK), Nikolaj Kunsthal (DK), CCA Glasgow (UK), Transmission Gallery (UK), Vermilion Sands (DK), Bonamatic (DK) and other institutions internationally. I received a working grant (arbejdslegat) from the Danish Visual Arts Council in 2025 and since 2018 have held various teaching positions at University of the Arts London (UK), Slade School of Art (UK), Glasgow School of Art (UK), Sønderjyllands Kunstskole (DK), and more.