I live in Melbourne, Australia with my husband and our four teenage boys, in a household that is often loud, busy, hungry, chaotic, and deeply alive. Much of my life has unfolded around kitchen tables, conversations in cars, family meals, notebooks filled with recipes, reminders and ideas, and the constant balancing act between caring for others and caring for myself.

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My work lives in the space between reflection, observation and imagination, inspired by the lives we build, the lives we dream about, and the small details that hold emotion long after a moment has passed.​ ​I am interested not merely in events, but in consciousness, identity, possibility, and the profound ways a life is continually being rewritten.

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In a culture that encourages speed, productivity and constant movement, writing offers an opportunity to pause. To notice. To listen more carefully to the details of a life. ​The act of writing often reveals connections that were previously hidden. It can illuminate personal values, deepen self-understanding, preserve family histories and offer perspective during times of uncertainty or transition.

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I’m drawn to writing and creating not as performance, but as a way of connecting all the threads of a life and making sense of our experiences, longings, hopes, fears and desires. I am interested not merely in events, but in consciousness, identity, possibility, and the profound ways a life is continually being rewritten.

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My writing gives some insight into my experiences, how I see the world, what I long for, and what I am struggling to make sense of. I hope you find something in my work that resonates with you.​

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