SIGN UP FOR A NEWSLETTER HERE
ABOUT
I’m an artist, researcher and policy professional living in London. My hybrid practice includes bringing art into policymaking spaces and working with scientists to co-create visceral manifestations of evidence. I have a long-held fascination in the visual organisation of society, from spatial plans to data charts to organograms. I bring all this together using a series of multimedia techniques, like layering, engraving and collage, to create and explore unexpected terrains of knowledge and power.
I’ve exhibited widely including at the Tate, Tobacco Dock, Andrew Brownsword Gallery, Four Corners Gallery, Royal Geographical Society and Terre Verte Gallery. I often develop work and projects in partnership with other organisations; previously this has included the Royal Society, CERN, Nesta and the Government Art Collection. I’m an Industry Champion for the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre and a Clore 16 Fellow, sponsored by the Wellcome Trust. I have been a visiting lecturer at the University of Oxford, University College London and the University of the Arts London. I have undertaken residencies at CERN (Geneva), Joya Arte y Ecologia (Andalusia), Lumen (Atina, Italy) and Grizedale Arts. I have articles published in Nature, the SciArt Magazine and Inter Alia. I am Co-Head of Policy Lab in the UK Civil Service, and have previously worked in all corners of government, from Jobcentre Plus to the Government Office for Science. Read more about my exploits bringing art into science and policy here.