My creative practice is…
Embodied … a dialogue, resisting compartmentalisation…disrupting categorisation.
Weaving… repairing, reconstructing, reconnecting…
Healing … a way of being.
I value authenticity, compassion, creativity, connection and learning. I aim to creatively activate change, drawing on principles of critical creativity, critical pedagogy and “good ancestor” thinking.
Visual art, craftivism, learning design, digital/ IT design and project management, facilitating learning/unlearning, music, research, poetry and writing are practices that I use to create space and opportunities for dialogue, connection, compassion , positive social action and outcomes.
My herstory – has been whitewashed over many generations by coloniality – undocumented in history and “official” records.
It is the lived/denied experiences, the stories of my ancestors – told/unsaid/edited and erased but embodied intergenerationally.
I am a perpetual migrant, granted permission by settler/invaders to seek refuge, live and become a citizen on unceded land.
My creative practice enables me to unlearn and (un)become.
Through my creative practice I commit to developing my cultural capability and “good ancestor” practices and advocating for social justice action within the disciplines I work in , and communities that I live and create in.




I am interested in collaborations and projects that focus on: