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Prop and Installation Work

• AI in the City (We The Curious) 2026: Created a big, soft , interactive map of Bristol, using e-textiles and sensory elements to show how AI is being used around the City with 10 corresponding activating props.

• After Midnight (SuperCulture/ National Trust 2025): Winter arts trail inspired by fairytales, where I created Mosaic  sculptures.

• Make Your Mark (Arts Council 2025): Installation that celebrates and elevates the creative ideas of young people. 

• A Calling (Alive Activities & Western Museum 2025): An intergenerational project working in various care homes and local parks over several months. Resulting in an interactive installation. 

• Shower of Compliments (Trinity Centre 2025): Interactive installation where participants are invited to ‘shower’ in prerecorded compliments. 

• Hidden Health Revamp (We The Curious, 2024): Updated the Hidden Health exhibition with tufted props and a neon pencil that "wrote" on clouds.

• Noel West (Lights Lights Lights, 2023): Transformed buses into interactive Noel West Airways planes as part of a larger Christmas show.

• Section 28 and Me (Tom Marshman, 2024): Created props for a performance, including a tight chandelier and roller skate banner with quotes.

• Engagement Awards (University of Bath, 2023): Designed an interactive installation featuring a giant neon pencil for participants to ‘scribble’ ideas.

• Chain Reaction (We The Curious, 2022): Designed and lasercut props for a Rube Goldberg-inspired machine activity on sustainability at We The Curious.

• ROAR (Theatre Orchard, 2022): Created parade props, including a wooden leopard decorated with sustainability messages, as part of a summer school.

• Paradise Puzzle Party (First Art, 2021): Designed an interactive puzzle where participants planned their perfect party.

• Picture This (North Somerset Council, 2021): Created posters from community workshops for a wheat-paste parade artist intervention advocating for a carbon-neutral future.

• Holidaying at Home (Theatre Orchard, 2020-present): Created a community project involving holiday-themed art, commissioned across several cities.

• Rules Don’t Apply Here (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2019): Helped create and install props for a youth-led exhibition with interactive elements.

EXHIBITIONS 

• M8z <3 (Radical Roasters, Bristol 2026): Collaborative/self-funded exhibition with artist Jesse Warby exploring love in all its forms, it included a free card community card making workshop on valentines day.

• Make Your Mark (Arts Council 2025): Installation that celebrates and elevates the creative ideas of young people. 

• A Calling (Alive Activities & Western Museum 2025): An intergenerational project working in various care homes and local parks over several months. Resulting in an interactive installation.

• Pillowtalk - In Your Dreams Exhibition (Phantasmal Gallery, 2025:) An audio and visual artwork, Pillowtalk reflects phrases and symbols from the dreams of different generations of women, to serve as an entry point into this surreal co-created dream world.

• Pot Luck Surrealist Exhibition (44AD, 2024): Created a surrealist art piece "Do You Surreally Care…," featuring a felt cigarette with neon smoke.

• Mantras and Mugshots (Spark Somerset, Theatre Orchard, 2022): Interactive exhibition based on community art and affirmations, touring libraries in Somerset.

• Hidden Health (We The Curious, 2021-2024): Created an interactive exhibition showcasing research by young people on well-being. Included soft sculptures, a QR quilt, and the Self-Love Machine, combining digital and physical interactivity to engage visitors.

• Paradise Found Exhibitions (Locations in Tower Hill and Shoreditch, London, 2021): Self-organised exhibitions exploring "paradise" during the pandemic through participatory props.

• Love and Pride (Weston Art Space, 2021): Co-created a window installation for Pride Week with LGBTQ+ symbols displayed in Weston-Super-Mare.

• Build Paradise Where You Are (Weston Art Space, 2021): Created a utopian cardboard installation with Weston landmarks in a disused shop window.

Facilitation/Creative Consulatancy 

• Radical Creators (Knowle West Media Centre 2025): Co-created a plastics quilt and exhibition that connected local voices to global conversations about how we can reduce what we use and reimagine plastic.

• A Calling (Alive Activities & Western Museum 2025): An intergenerational project working in various care homes and local parks over several months. Resulting in an interactive installation.

• Princess Pop Project (Horesfall 2025): Mentored and co-created an installation with am autistic young person on their special interest (Taylor Swift). 

• Being Me (Can’t Sit Still Theatre, 2023-2024): Co-facilitated creative sessions for autistic girls, developing communication systems and exploring sensory joy.

• Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (If Opera, 2023): Led workshops on costume and prop creation for primary and SEN students, enhancing their participation in the operatic performance.

• Spine Festival (Apples and Snakes, 2023): Co-led poetry workshops on the theme of kindness in London libraries, focusing on engagement and play.

• ROAR (Theatre Orchard, 2022): Designed and facilitated workshops that engaged young participants in creating props and costumes for a parade themed around sustainability.

• Mantras and Mugshots (Spark Somerset, Theatre Orchard, 2022): Led workshops across Somerset, exploring affirmations and screenprinting, culminating in a touring exhibition.

• Future Radicals (Theatre Orchard, 2021): Facilitated workshops challenging the notion of "Adults Know Best" with young people, resulting in a reimagined town parade.

• Star Stuff Productions (North Somerset Council, Theatre Orchard, 2021): Led a space-themed talent show and creative workshops for looked-after young people.

• What Could Workshop (Memory Bank, 2020): Designed workshop packs for a digital event aimed at helping young people reimagine their high street.

• Creative Employment Programme (Paper Arts, 2020-2021): Supported and led a six-month course aimed at helping neurodivergent young adults gain creative sector skills.

• Maker City (Knowle West Media Centre, 2018-2020): Delivered STEAM-focused workshops for young people, building relationships and encouraging their creative journeys.

• Creative Youth Network, Bristol (2018-2020): Ran creative courses for disengaged young people, focusing on teaching, behavioural management, and safeguarding.

• Creativity Camps (Children in Need, Oxford, 2018-present): Facilitated creative workshops for young people, focusing on engagement through creative activities.

• Exploring Textile Surfaces (Knowle West Media Centre, 2019-present): Co-designed and delivered a course combining digital and traditional textile techniques.