My practice moves between sculpture, performance and moving image. Occupying a space between the mundane and the unnervingly strange, my work reminds us of the ways we each search for meaning and belonging, while alert to the uncanny world around us. 'Search to Belong' reflects the multiplicity of identity and the never-ending pursuit for belonging. Exploring notions of the self and its connection with the body, others and nature, this work presents new perceptions by challenging audiences to accept the absurdity of the Other drifting from one world to another.