I make photography about disability, the body, and accessibility without a camera. My practice is tactile, multi-sensory, and grounded in lived experience.

Sustainability guides every material choice. I source from scrap stores, charity shops, and donations to keep my practice low-waste. My work explores texture, contrast, and tactility — inviting audiences to engage through touch, sound, and physical presence, not just sight.

Photography can't be experienced by everyone and it should be. Any art should be universally accessible to its audience. I find my way around the world with my hands and feet.