PUBLIC ART AND COMMUNITY PROJECTS

My public art practice is rooted in participation, accessibility, and community voice. I create interactive artworks that invite the public to contribute their thoughts, stories, and emotions, transforming passive viewers into active collaborators. Projects such as Mega Phone Me (2018) and the Post-box initiative have provided platforms for personal expression in public spaces, using simple yet symbolic objects to foster dialogue and connection. These works often address social themes, encouraging reflection on shared experiences while offering a safe, creative outlet for individual narratives. By blending art with everyday life, I aim to dissolve boundaries between artist and audience, ensuring that creative expression is both democratic and deeply human.