My work explores the potential applications and implications of emerging tehcnologies.
I am to assemble the debate around socio-political implications of technological advancements, exploring manufacture as a cultural, social, ethical and political practice.
Graduated from MA Industrial Design at Central Saint Martins, the model proposed explores an
iterative technology assessment, aiming to provide qualitative data to inform policy making and
scientific decision-making, providing a bridge between scientific researchers, government institutions and publics.

By projecting scenarios into the Future, my work aims to start conversations of how we might live in the future, providing real insights collected from the public via public engagement.

My work varies across mediums and scales, from objects, spaces, photography, video, scenario building, consultation tools and installation.

Works and Lives in London.