I am a visual artist, researcher and futurist.

The question that guides my work and research is: How does what we choose not to see today shape the worlds we inherit tomorrow?

I photograph what cannot be seen. I make visible what is chosen not to be seen.

My research centres on what I call Neuroqueer Foresight: the study of how non-normative forms of perception—neurodivergent and queer—allow us to access futures that remain invisible to conventional ways of seeing. This practice is inscribed within the Neuro-Futurism framework, which proposes neurodivergence as an epistemological advantage for imagining possible worlds.

As an adult with ADD, my creative process stems from perceiving my surroundings in radically different ways than I was taught I should. This divergent perception is not a deficit to correct but a research...

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