Research & Creative Practice
My research operates at the intersection of regenerative creative practice, ocean-based environmental inquiry, and lived experience.
Working within a Creative Practice Research (CPR) framework, I examine how making, field immersion, and collaboration function as modes of knowledge generation.
Academic Collaboration
II welcome collaboration with researchers, institutions, and doctoral programs working in practice-led environmental inquiry.
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My early research emerged through journalism, documentary film, and immersive field-based storytelling. Across print, digital, film, and virtual reality, I have investigated how narrative shapes public understanding of ecological change.
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Research Question:
How can regenerative creative practice be explored and illustrated through lived experience?
Framework:
Creative Practice Research (CPR)
Methodology: Autoethnography
Location: Finistère, France
Completion: June 2026
This project positions creative practice itself as a site of environmental inquiry, examining how storytelling, citizen science, and vessel-building operate as relational forms of knowledge production. -
Regenerative Tides: Sailing for Solutions (ReTISS) is a multidisciplinary citizen science initiative investigating the ecological and health impacts of abandoned fiberglass (GRP) vessels.
Through community mapping, ecological sampling, and policy dialogue, the programme connects research, storytelling, and civic engagement.