Playing with the idea of excess and overstimulation, my work is a response to the constant overproduction and overconsumption of media, data or product. Heavily influenced by advertising, cultural shifts and the rise of technology, I explore the interaction and connection between ourselves and the online, creating dreamlike images that feed on and manipulate the psyche. Growing up in a consumer-based society, the works reflect on this environment and our insatiable obsession with “more”. I aim to overwhelm the viewer, providing a sensory experience that is both an absorption of social construct whilst being totally estranged from it too, mirroring the sensation of existing in a society that was not made for me. Combining digital techniques with physical elements attempts to create space where both co-exist, showing the normality of our interconnected lives and questioning if the difference between our virtual and tangible worlds isn’t as vast as we thought.