A multi-media artist based in London and an undergraduate at Central Saint Martins, the artist's practice spans performance, photography, painting, sculpture, 3D modelling, and animation. Her work investigates the interplay of nature, space, and contemporary society, drawing inspiration from natural landscapes, architecture, Buddhism, and cosmophysics. She employs 3D modelling to craft surreal, cinematic voids that reveal unexpected irregularities within seemingly tranquil scenes, probing the interconnectedness between humans, nature, and digital technology.

 

In exploring posthumanism and confronting the issues when we imagine dystopian futures, her digital psychological landscapes capture a sense of humanity by animating materials to create immersive, narrative-driven scenes.​

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"Our future doesn't have to be destructive, full of opposition, conspiracy, colonization and manipulation in what popular science fiction has illustrated. I seek to envision a future rooted in egalitarianism, free from binary oppositions and hierarchies that marginalize through a human-centred perspective. The unconventional alteration of the stereotypical position will enhance the playfulness yet worth pondering the ethical coexistence of visible and invisible matters."