Working at the intersection of design, anthropological futures, and narrative environments, my research investigates how design can be used as a method for actively engaging publics in unveiling present realities and future possibilities. Drawing on tactics of speculative intervention and value-sensitive design my practice explores the potential for the imaginary as a design tool for social change. My work has been featured at the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Lisbon, in the Porto Design Biennale, Helsinki Design Museum, Design Museum London, London Design Festival, Milan Furniture Fair and the Victoria & Albert Museum. I am co-director of the Imaginative Methods Lab, an international working group developing practices and tools to re-imagine design research.

Teaching both lecture and studio based courses for the University’s Schoolof Design and Critical Studies

External Lecturer on the MA Curating Contemporary Design course offered through the Faculty of Art, Design, and Architecture at Kingston University in conjunction with the Design Museum London.

Ran a series of workshops on Curating Contemporary Design in the Expanded Field as part of Design Road – A Creative Dialogue Association initiative.

Co-founder and Editorial Director of the online design think tank DeTnk. Responsible for the full runnings of the company. Including editorial, marketplace, gallery and TV studios.