I am passionate about life, justice and access. These values shape everything I do—as a multidisciplinary artist and as the founder of Auslansoul, a Deaf-led wellbeing and counselling service that is culturally inclusive and accessible for the Deaf community.
My interdisciplinary arts practice explores human connection through Deaf culture, language and identity. Working across projection, film, performance, installation, poetry and multimedia, I use visual storytelling to reveal unseen languages, lived experiences and complex emotional landscapes. For me, art is a powerful way to connect, create and share our stories.
Alongside my arts practice, I have worked extensively as an educator, wellbeing facilitator, family support coordinator, early intervention leader, advocate and leader in Deaf arts. Through Auslansoul, I offer Expressive Arts Therapy, counselling, Somatic Yoga Therapy and Auslan translation services, creating spaces where people can feel seen, understood and empowered.
I have a deep understanding of how Deaf identity, language, culture and lived experiences—including Deaf trauma—shape the lives of people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deafblind, Deafplus and Late Deafened. My work is grounded in supporting individuals on their journey towards emotional, mental and creative wellbeing.
Whether through art or wellbeing, my practice is driven by the same purpose: to strengthen connection, celebrate Deaf ways of knowing and ensure that creativity, care and cultural safety are accessible to every member of our community.
I am honoured to contribute to the growing Deaf arts and Auslan wellbeing movement, helping create a future where access, inclusion and cultural belonging are not privileges, but expectations.
"We carry inside us the wonders we seek outside us"
