about
I’m a strategic designer living and working in Meanjin (Brisbane).
My practice has spanned the areas of food security, waste management, public and community service, water, science, climate change, tertiary design education, community events, and communications for First Nations organisations and school-aged children.
I have a Bachelor of Design Futures, majoring in Visual Communication, and am currently completing a PhD at Griffith University, where I’m exploring the capacity of design tools to support community-led service adaptations to extreme climate events.
My PhD and published practice-led research is critically futures-facing and deeply informed by cultural, place-based knowledges and experiences, as an active volunteer for the West End Community Association management committee and Resilient Kurilpa.
My design praxis has developed across studio, academic, NGO and grassroots community settings, drawing together leading critical design, decolonial and feminist theory, co-design practices, and foresight research to develop responsible design processes, tools, workshops, strategies and communications.
