Growing up, I was addicted to creativity and bringing things to life. I grew up as the kid who would often sweet talk her teachers out of PE class just so she could get on with painting. I went through various phases of creative exploration - you name it, I’ve done it. Piano and guitar? Check. Painting and drawing? Yep. Video making, photography and design? Check and check. While I still enjoy dipping my toes in a variety of creative spaces, I’ve learned to focus my energy and grow my skills in the space of visual story-telling and content creation. 

In pursuit of creativity and the joy it brings, I studied Fine Arts and Graphics Media at University of New South Wales, Art & Design which led to an array of exciting experiences; the biggest one being an exchange program in Milan where I had the privilege to study visual communication in Italy for 6 glorious months. The process and programme shaped my ability to think critically and conceptually about the art I make and continues to influence my work today. 

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After years traveling and experimenting in the industry, I soon discovered that I can use my creative skills to help organisations do incredible things in the world, for instance photographing endangered wildlife species in South Africa and working for Sydney’s largest psychology practice and Mental Health organisation, The Indigo Project. Now taking a deeper dive into my passion for our planet and it's inhabitants, I feel privileged to use my visual story-telling skills to elevate like-minded brands like Greenpeace, Future Super, RSPCA, Ascape Eco Lodges, Environmental Leadership Australia, and the Wilderness Society. 

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Outside the 9 to 5, you’ll find me stills getting my hands dirty, playing with paints or working on a project. The creative process gets me very excited and personally, I feel there’s nothing quite like letting a tidal wave of ideas wash over me. Bliss!