As a multi-disciplinary creative from a bi-racial background (Fijian/Australian), I am passionate about authentic story-telling in many forms.

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My arts practice centres around sitting with people from regional communities, including my own, on Wiradjuri Country (Cowra). I explore inter-generational, cross-cultural narratives as a means to uncover grass-roots community stories, which I return to communities through a layered arts-practice. My last piece of theatre, Intertwined, is an example of this.

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I especially love to capture community stories that centre around the social, cultural, environmental and historical context of a town. I do this by sitting with locals, listening to those who are willing to share their words with me.

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I’m inspired by place and people and I use a variety of artforms to represent these stories and return them to communities in a new way. I use song, poetry, spoken word theatre, visual arts and podcast episodes to create professional artistic expressions.

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As an artist, I use my skillset to develop responsive and respectful works that attempt to keep stories and legacies alive, and leave a lasting impact of strengthened connections within communities.