I’m a multidisciplinary artist, arts inclusion consultant, and educator with over a decade of experience in the arts sector. My background includes fine art, graphic design, photography, digital media, marketing, and the creative industries. I currently freelance as a creative accessibility consultant, working with organisations like the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW) to enhance inclusivity in arts spaces. At Future Tech, I mentor Autistic young people (5 to 18), helping them build confidence and life skills through STEAM classes like game design and digital storytelling. I also lead accessibility training and co-design inclusive programs at Aspect, partnering with arts institutions across Australia. I write and create art, and I'm eager to participate in more group shows and eventually start a collective of disabled and neurodivergent artists. My work focuses on community, storytelling, and equity. I've led workshops in galleries, contributed to national initiatives for inclusive arts spaces, and worked in disability advocacy, content creation, and digital strategy. I'm especially passionate about the intersection of creativity and accessibility, aiming to build spaces where disabled and neurodivergent creatives are celebrated as leaders, artists, and decision-makers. My goal is simple: more autistic and disabled creatives employed, exhibiting, and thriving in the arts.