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Delving into the intricacies of world-building in an ethereal, imagined plane—I interrogate ideas of solitude and belonging, the false dichotomies within intermediary spaces. By merging sculptural elements with painterly gestures, I foster dialogue between the concrete and the ephemeral, inviting observers into a realm where the tactile and conceptual converge and where personal narrative can echo universal truths. Raised within the embrace of Afro-Caribbean and British cultures, and through the intersection of art and science, my work is a reflection of a quasi-belonging, which invites both intimacy and loneliness as I explore the tensions and harmonies between the contrasting elements of my own identity. In response to prevailing narratives surrounding 'otherness,' I advocate for the dismantling of simplistic binaries to gain a more refined and nuanced understanding of identity. My work questions and celebrates the complex web of connections that define our sense of self and our place within the rich tapestry of human experience.

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