I am a visual artist, teacher, and researcher based in Longford, Ireland, currently completing a Bachelor of Education in Fine Art and Design at the Limerick School of Art and Design, TUS.

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My practice is interdisciplinary, spanning painting, illustration, print and textiles. Rooted in a lifelong immersion in books and poetry, my work is deeply informed by storytelling and the ways narrative shapes both personal and collective identity. I am particularly drawn to people - their lived experiences, memories, and cultural inheritances- and I explore these themes through interviews, historical research, and archival imagery.

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At present, my work focuses on Irish female identity, particularly the relationships between mothers and daughters. I am interested in how history, myth, and representation intersect, and in how women’s voices and bodies continue to shape and challenge cultural narratives. Colour plays a central role in my practice: I favour bright, vibrant palettes that embody both resilience and vitality, reflecting my perspective as a 21st-century Irish woman.

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My aim is to create work that weaves together research, memory, and visual expression, offering spaces where overlooked stories can emerge and where the complexity of Irish womanhood - past and present - can be reimagined.