Writing is a key strand of my creative practice — both as a standalone form and as an integral part of my immersive work.

I write to explore belonging and its fragility, or sometimes its absence or removal; layered identities; and the complex realities of being othered or held at the periphery. My pieces often emerge from lived experience and ongoing cultural inquiry, drawing on rhythm, restraint, and carefully patterned phrasing to invite reflection without over-explaining.

Currently, I’m developing a growing body of creative non-fiction, poetic fragments, and experimental texts — some hoping to find a home through traditional publication, others designed to be embedded within immersive installations or participatory performances. I’m particularly interested in how written language can be made accessible across sensory preferences and linguistic contexts, and how text can function not as narration but as quiet invitation within shared environments.

Many of these developing pieces will form part of Bridging Connections, my current R&D project, and will continue to evolve across future phases. To learn more about Bridging connection click here