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Education
2014;  Fine Art BA(Hons) - Kingston University, London
2011;  Foundation Diploma in Art and Design - Wirral Metropolitan College, Wirral

Publications:
2023;  We were here but not for long (collaborative project with Sam Blackwood) published by Village Books

Solo Shows
2015; HOMEWARE_update (5th - 18th Dec 2015/ 14th - 23rd Jan 2016) - Block 336, London

Collaborative Shows
2023; We were here but not for long (collaborative project with Sam Blackwood) - Village Books, Leeds
2021; the pickle never catches the cheese or (why does animated food look so tasty) (collaborative project with Steven Gee) - Art Lacuna, London
2019; Ghost town (collaborative project with Steven Gee & Oliver Durcan) – Coherent Gallery, Brussels

Group Shows
2023;
Upcoming: Ubiquitous no.14. - Tube Gallery, Mallorca
2021;
Photocopies - Recent Activity, Birmingham
2020;
Local Haunts (curated by Sam Blackwood) - Hosted by Sajetta, Online
2019;
Fill Your Boots (curated by Zachariah Riley) - Holloway, London
2018;
Papercuts (curated by Kris Day) - Saatchi Gallery, London
The Boy’s Club Secret Open House - Surrey Quays, London
Splash - Shelf Spanish City, Newcastle
Duty Free (curated by Bob Bicknell-Knight) - Chelsea Collage of Arts, London
Home Alone (curated by Dateagle) - Boundary Street, London
Tipping the Scales (curated by Show Me Up) – Paradise Works, Manchester
2017;
Ultra Sunrise | It’s kind of hard to explain & MILK – SET; Alscot Road, London
Blue Sky Thinking | It’s kind of hard to explain – SET; Capstan House, London
is this real lyf?? (curated by iouae) – B&D Gallery; Commercial Union House, Newcastle
Limbic curated by cuddle projects – Art Hub, London

Projects:
2022; Piccalilli, Artist-led gallery, 1 of 2 (ONGOING)
2017; It’s Kind Of hard to explain (IKO), Artist-led collective, 1 of 2 (ONGOING)
2014; SPBH 89+, Self Publish, Be Happy - Serpentine Gallery, London

Residencies:
2018; Masterclass - Zabludowicz Collection, London
2014; Lokaal 01 - Antwerp, Belgium

Awards:
2016; Shortlisted for the D&AD Next Photographer Award