The behaviour of tangible and intangible materials intrigues me.
The patterns they go through connect with human psychology.
I am a Production, Material and Performance Artist.

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I am curious about understanding human psychology and the intricate relationship with our surroundings, and how that impacts the connections within ourselves.
I find that art is the synthesis of natural elements and cultural frameworks, producing creations that are not only visually appealing but also rich in meaning and context.
I integrate the African philosophy of Ubuntu: I am because we are; in the materials, processes and stories that I create.
I am a material, production and performance artist, with a background in civil engineering.
I create experiences and artworks that evoke conversations around mental health awareness, culture and feminine consciousness.
I combine multiple ways in which our senses and perceptions are influenced by spaces and stories.
I have worked on installations that involve transformation of spaces using waste materials such as Kilifi New Year installation ; ‘MEET GOD’, which upcycled thousands of plastic bottles into a tunnel installation under a tree ; with mirrors inside; a space of reflection and calmness during the festival frenzy.
I have worked as festival lead at Nairobi Design, which entails curating, coordinating and showcasing exceptional, unconventional experiences with the community in Kenya, and Afrika, while collaborating globally.
I believe that Nature is our greatest teacher, and with the creations I am part of, I strive to create cycles that regenerate and improve lives holistically.
