This practice-based research investigates how Light and Space art can enable an altered state of consciousness using the immaterial medium of light. This body of research explores the extravagancies of individual subjective experiences of light installations to reflect on the true power light can have through controlled environments. These experiments were developed following theoretical research surrounding consciousness, including wakeful consciousness.

This immersive installation builds a paradox between city living and nature. Responding to research into benefits of nature on our mental well-being, the work explores every-day materials and how they can be used to mimic nature and provide a pause in our everyday. Offering an inbetween moment in the city, this installation contours over the body in an intimate opportunity for mindfulness.

Reflecting on art in the eye of social media, this work responds to the meaningless portrayal of art in the age of the selfie. This cloud-like site-specific sculpture formed by plastic bags and filled with hot air is a response to views of the world of social media: Full Of Air.

Immersive installation reflecting the experience of Elephant and Castle's current state: under construction. With an insecure glimmer of hope that's just out of reach. Walk through plastic sheets to an unreachable light, simulating a construction site with stones under foot.

A thought-focusing immersive installation exhibited at Colchester School of Art.  Through colour-psychology research, this space aims to alleviate daily stresses and enable self reflection.

Expressing thoughts, emotions and values through acrylic on canvas.