I am an architectural graduate and artist working at the intersection of design, technology, and public space. My practice uses both traditional craft and digital innovation to create artworks that respond directly to contemporary issues. From painting and drawing to LiDAR-based photography, 3D modelling, rendering, and drafting, every discipline I work with feeds into a seamless cycle of process and outcome.
Each project is planned, modelled, and documented with care. Hours of research, CAD drafting, physical redrawing, and digital refinement underpin my works, allowing them to capture not only form but also the scale of daily life in Auckland today. This labour-intensive approach transforms overlooked materials and invisible systems into visible stories and civic dialogue.
My practice is rooted in public art and urban critique. Works such as 90 Minutes in Te Komititanga Square and You’ve Walked Past Me So Many Times reimagine the city as a stage for collective participation, accountability, and new forms of value. I use unconventional mediums - from found infrastructure to blockchain systems - not as novelty, but as tools to expose inefficiencies, invite reflection, and demonstrate constructive alternatives.