SOON

I create public and participatory art exploring what happens when creativity moves beyond galleries and stages and into the lived experience of everyday people. My work often brings together theatre, visual art, storytelling, music, movement, conversation and large-scale collaborative making to explore identity, belonging, memory, connection and all things life and living.

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I’m interested in art as encounter. Art as hospitality. Art as a way of creating spaces where people feel seen, invited and less alone.

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Some works are immersive. Some are playful. Some involve giant installations, choirs, found objects, public interventions or shared acts of making.

Most involve real people gathering honestly and discovering something unexpected together.

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Much of this work lives within Art For People’s Sake (AFPS) — an evolving creative ecosystem dedicated to participatory, interdisciplinary and community-engaged art practice.