I am based at the Leicester Print Workshop  in Leicester's cultural quarter. There are regular open studios and annual member shows where you can come and meet me and see new work.,
I am an associate artist member at Two Queens Gallery and participate in regular members events and shows
I am a member of the east midlands regional contemporary visual artist network. And participated in their 'meet the artist' feature in March 2018
I studied Art Foundation at City Lit in London, and gained my Diploma with a distinction award there in 2014.
Many Hands is an ongoing project by Invisible Dust’s Young Curators Natalie Lee and Layla Hendow. The project takes a truly hands-on approach to addressing climate change, inviting the public to make environmental pledges and combining this with hand portrait photography by Under Her Eye Fellow, Yasmine Akim. I feature in  Issue Issue 1: "Women and Climate Change".e 1: "Women and Climate Change", after having paricipated at Invisible Dust's Under Her Eye event in June 2018.
I worked as a project assistant at the London Canal Museum exhibition, for an art-science collaboration with Artist Lyndall Phelps and Particle Physicist Ben Still
I carried out my first self-directed rural residency for the 'Highline' show by making work through walking the Pennine Way in 2015.
In 2015 carried out my first artist residency in  Corris in rural Wales, where I created the 'Sleep walks' series.
I am a member of the online art and environment forum.
WebinArt is a one year professional development programme run by Creative Leicestershire, helping creative start-ups . I will be delivering  a creative webinar and 1-to-1 mentoring sessions for local emerging artists, alongside peer support 
I work at the Attenborough Art Centre to support my practice
I was awarded 1st Prize in the Visual Arts Category in 2016 for my 'Sleep Walks' series
In 2014 I worked as a project assistant for Artist Joshua Sofaer at the London Science Museum
'Spine Walk' was selected for the MAPS exhibition in London 2015.
'Spine Walk' piece was selected for publication in the January 2018 edition of the journal
My 'Sleep Walks' works were selected for the 'Basic Human needs'exhibition in 2016 and I later carried a residency at their permaculture market garden and self-build straw-bale house site and have taken part in various artist led project there.
I was invited to join Rhod Artist Camp in 2017, my third rural residency in Wales and created the 'Field Braid' and 'Braid' live collaborative performance work there.
An article featuring my residency at the 'Vegetable Agenda' site.
I subscribe to the online zine and have contributed to edition #15 in 2018 which featured 'Sleep Walks'..
Upcycled and bespoke hand-made furniture designer-maker co-exhibit of 'Blue Collar' work at designers block at London Design Festival in 2015.
Artist Crit presentation at Stanley Picker Gallery, London 2014.