About
I am a storyteller and creative practitioner working at the intersection of wellbeing, culture, and the environment.
My practice explores how storytelling shapes learning, connection, and belonging through collective and participatory approaches.
Through Karatasi, a creative studio, I bring together cultural research, material experimentation, and print to explore how stories are created, shared, and preserved through the physical forms that carry them.
Handmade paper anchors this practice, reframing the book as both a material object and cultural archive, and opening new possibilities for sustainable publishing.
My work operates across geographies, connecting craft knowledge, material research, and contemporary practice. I collaborate with cultural institutions, educators, artists, organisations, and community groups to develop projects that support learning, research, and shared cultural experience.
