I am an environmental artist investigating the complex relationships between human impact and isolated environments, particularly islands and remote destinations. Through immersive residencies as artist/traveller, and observer, I move beyond superficial travel narratives to create artworks that critically examine the Anthropocene era and how consumerism affects supposedly pristine, utopian locations.

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I hold a Master of Fine Art (2016) and Master of Contemporary Art (2014) from Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney.

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My research reaches international audiences through exhibitions and academic conferences. In 2021, I was admitted as a member of the Royal Society of NSW—the Southern Hemisphere's oldest learned society—following my lecture Antarctica: This Ain't No Mirage - the value of art in disseminating scientific information.

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My scholarly work appears in peer-reviewed journals and book publications. I have delivered formal lectures and over 23 conference papers worldwide, including two presentations at the 2024 SCAR (Scientific Community on Antarctic Research) Open Science Conference in Pucón, Chile.

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Recent expeditionary work includes Antarctica (2023) and the Arctic (2024 as a member of The Arctic Circle Expeditionary Fellowship) and 2025 fellowship with Ocean Geographic, Bear Ace Expedition, providing firsthand experience of these fragile environments.

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My environmental artworks have been featured in significant exhibitions including ‘3rd Annual Polar Film Festival, Sao Paola’, ‘Ancestral Echoes: A Decade of Bio Art’ at SVA New York, the Nautilus "Oceans" Exhibition at the Explorers Club New York, and major Australian exhibitions such as the Sculpture by the Sea (NSW & WA), SWELL Sculpture, Wyndham Prize, Northen Beaches Environmental Prize, North Qld Ceramic Biennale, and Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize.

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2017-2023, I presented my self-funded Antarctic research in six solo exhibitions across Australia.

From 2025 I will be working to create and disseminate new artworks from my 2023 Antarctic and 2024/25/26 Arctic (Svalbard) onsite residencies and research.