About

I create large-scale, modular public artworks designed to be built collaboratively. Using simple, replicable structures, communities and organisations assemble installations that respond to each site and participant group, making every project unique. More than objects, these works are systems for connection, learning, and shared experience. Transportable, adaptable, and scalable, they bring people together while transforming public spaces.

The work uses replicable 3-metre structures that can be assembled in different configurations, allowing organisations and communities to build significant installations without specialist skills. Each project adapts to its site and participants, meaning no two outcomes are the same.

Rather than producing fixed objects, the practice focuses on systems: a clear design framework, a shared build process, and a strong emphasis on participation. The value lies not only in the finished installation, but in the collective experience of making it.

Based in the Northern Rivers, NSW, I develop projects designed to be delivered in collaboration with councils, institutions, festivals, and organisations, creating visual landmarks and shared experiences through collective participation.

The structures are transportable, adaptable, and scalable. They can be commissioned for headquarters, public spaces, festivals, or community programs, and documented as both an artwork and a participatory process.

At scale, the project becomes a growing platform for collaborative public art: consistent in quality, open in access, and responsive to place.