I am a multimedia artist upcycling discarded items and media such as magazines, newspapers, and photos. I give discarded and unwanted objects a second life through art, with the aim of establishing a sustainable art practice. I enjoys creating the unusual out of the ordinary, such as making chaotic collages with people and objects out of their usual context.
All the artwork has been created in my art shed at the back of the garden at home, with the artwork varying in size and mediums, from canvases, altered furniture and life-size pieces.
I have exhibited at a pop-up arts shop in Blackheath Village, South East London, and at the Zari Gallery, London
I am happy to accept commissions to create collages using any photos provided by the client.
I am a First Class Honours graduate from UAL Chelsea Collage of Art and Design.
I live and works in London.
To see more of my work, see my Instagram.
What would happen if rabbits grew wings? I don't know, but I liked the idea. The rabbit is from a broken lamp found at the dump.
The Mannequin lives inside an emptied out computer tower, rocking on their chair and listening to the bells.
A canvas doesn't have to just a piece to be admired from afar and not touched. This mask canvas is can be held and used.
The making process...
When worn...
Creating a city from rubbish.
The King of Discarded Fashion is made of unwanted or damaged items of clothing. His throne is an unwanted rocking chair with a jacket at the back and peacock Christmas decorations at the front. The skeleton was on a post-Halloween clearance sale, where he would have been thrown out or added to landfill had he not been brought. Fashion items can be given a second life.