I make research-driven, site-responsive, temporary land art interventions, sculpture, paperworks and film. For the past three years, the exploration of biochar and pyrolysis has been a central process in my work. Biochar is a type of charcoal produced from organic waste, with diverse applications in regenerative agriculture, greenhouse gas removal, environmental conservation, archaeology, and technology. With carbon’s legacy of power, extraction and exploitation it has been through sacred ecology and connections to place that I have attempted to reconnect with this sustaining material. Themes of sacrifice, fragility, and resilience weave through the work, offering insights into the intersections of care, creation & connection. My current practice attempts to capture the cycles of unseen labor and energy at the heart of both creation and craft, whilst making the flow and transformation of carbon and life’s fleeting nature palpable.

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