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about me

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Introduction

My practice is rooted in curiosity, creativity, and truth.

I'm a creative practitioner whose work moves between commercial work, personal research and collaborative practice. I’m interested in how ideas form, how they travel, and how they take shape in the world.

Sometimes this takes the form of film and digital work. Other times it shows up as creative collaboration, strategic thinking, or shaping environments, events, and ways of working. The output changes, but the intention remains the same: to bring ideas into the world with clarity, care, and conviction.

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Commercial Work

My role can range from hands-on production to creative direction – helping teams think clearly, align their intentions, and decide what should be made, why, and how. My studio is based in Bristol, and I work across the UK from my office on wheels – a camper van. Film and moving image are central tools in this work, but they sit within a wider process of listening, questioning, and shaping direction in response to real-world constraints and ambitions.

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Studio

Built as a multidisciplinary team around a shared mission, it provides the structure and capacity to realise more complex work while holding integrity and meaning at its core. Spatula is my long-term brain child, shaped by values, meaning, and trusted collaborators. For those working with us, this means thoughtful, honest collaboration and access to a wide range of skills, perspectives, and experience — brought together with care and intent.

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Personal Practice

Alongside commissioned work, I maintain a personal, research-led artist practice. This is where I test ideas, follow instincts, and explore questions around communication, identity, systems, and belonging. This work isn’t separate from my professional practice – it informs it. It sharpens my judgement, shapes my values, and gives me a wider perspective. I see this research as essential groundwork rather than indulgence: it’s how I stay attentive and critically engaged.

I’m always up for a conversation, a question, a idea, a coffee.

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