I am a visual artist working across photography and design, based in Dublin. My practice explores the role of photography in the construction of memory, using the home and everyday environments as recurring themes through which to examine identity, belonging, and lived experience. I am drawn to the unpredictability of human interaction and the emotional traces embedded within ordinary spaces. Having studied Visual Communications and worked for several years as a Graphic Designer, I bring a strong understanding of colour, composition, shape, and perspective to my photographic practice. Through ongoing personal projects, I continue to experiment across genres while refining a practice grounded in observation, curiosity, and visual storytelling. I have exhibited in group exhibitions in Ireland and internationally. My work contributes to contemporary conversations around memory, domesticity, and the everyday, balancing formal visual sensitivity with spontaneous image-making. By documenting fleeting moments and familiar spaces, my practice invites viewers to reflect on the emotional significance of ordinary life and the ways photography shapes personal and collective memory.
