- Delivering inductions to students of BA & MA Graphic Design, Fine Art, Contemporary Arts Practise and FAD.- Designing more in depth and specific workshops about various techniques and artists. - Provide not only technical support for students’ personal projects, but also give feedback about concepts, ideas and help them with project development.- Responsible for managing the practical operation of the workshop - ordering materials and supplies, arranging specialist repairs, risk assessments, etc.

- Founded this Record label with following the closure of The Brunswick Club arts venue (see below). - The label is a platform for underground artists and musicians with a focus on physical releases. - Work closely with artists to develop a unique and personal package that reflects their work and carefully considers how they want it to be presented and consumed. - My role involves consulting with artists about their concepts, then designing and screenprinting the packages, promotion and organising launch events.

I have been invited by the following universities and institutions to deliver talks on my own creative practice. I have also designed and delivered workshops which are hands-on to teach practical skills as well as concepts. Here is a selection of Institution I have worked at: University of Bristol, University of West of England, Bristol Grammar School, Arnolfini, The Watershed.

https://www.coppersounds.co.uk/- A collaborative project between myself and Sonny Lee Lightfoot which explores the physical and visual nature of sound. We use traditional and contemporary processes to make sonic objects, which we then present as sculptures, installations and live performances. We have experimented with many different mediums and therefore I have experience in metalwork, bronze casting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, and digital design.- We have performed at high profile venues such as the Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion, Bristol Arnolfini, MK Gallery & the Royal Academy. We have completed several residencies, and this year we have been selected for both the British Ceramics Biennale and the Indian Ceramics Triennale.

- The Brunswick Club formed in 2017 when a collective of collectives came together to occupy an empty and unused space in the centre of Bristol. - The project is a community of artists, musicians, filmmakers and performers who run workshops, events and international residencies. - After eviction in 2019 by property developers, the project continues nomadically and is supported by Arts Council England.

- A group of 12 graduates rented and renovated a warehouse unit into a functioning studio, workshop and gallery. - We formed ‘CHAMP’ collective within the space, and for several years shed our individual artists' names and made work only under our collective title. CHAMP eventually combined with other collectives and moved into The Brunswick Club in 2017.

- I was awarded a QEST scholarship to develop my bronze casting and bell making skills. - Trained with two master craftsmen (Marcus Vergette and David Snoo Wilson) learning traditional bell making techniques as well as the complex musical relationships within bells. - Developed a process of digitally designing bell shapes within CAD, 3D printing the forms in PLA and then casting them in bronze. - Scholarship culminated with a series of nine unique bronze bells, which form part of a new live performance with Copper Sounds.