I’m a North London–based practising artist and documentary maker, and my creative journey has always been rooted in curiosity. Over the years, my practice has grown into an interdisciplinary blend of photography, animation, sketching, and drawing — a mix that allows me to explore stories from many angles. My work has been exhibited in galleries across London, and I also share and sell my pieces online.
My love for art began early, but the pivotal moment came when I realised how powerfully creativity can shift someone’s confidence and sense of self. I’ve seen art open people up, calm them down, spark conversations, and bring communities together. Those transformations are what keep me passionate about teaching.
I believe art doesn’t discriminate. It belongs to everyone, regardless of background, experience, or ability. When I teach, my goal is to create a space where people feel safe to experiment, make mistakes, and discover their own artistic voice. I bring the same openness and curiosity from my own practice into every class.
Something people are often surprised to learn is how much documentary work influences my teaching. Years of observing people, places, and stories have taught me to pay attention to the small details — and I love helping students notice those details in their own work too.
Whether I’m guiding a complete beginner or supporting someone who wants to deepen their skills, I’m committed to making the creative process enjoyable, accessible, and genuinely inspiring