My research focuses on the design and development of exploratory data visualisation tools for the digital humanities and cultural heritage sectors. I create interactive visual interfaces that enable historians, curators and researchers to analyse complex cultural and historical datasets in new ways. My practice integrates creative coding, interface design and collaborative, design-led methods to produce digital research instruments that support interpretive analysis and sector innovation.

I have worked with national partners, including the Science Museum Group, as Data Visualisation Co-Lead for the AHRC-funded Congruence Engine project. My visualisation tools have supported research into industrial history, scientific-instrument networks, oral-history collections and linked-heritage datasets.

My work spans visualisation, digital storytelling and exploratory interfaces across 2D and 3D environments. Previous projects include Chronotopic Cartographies (AHRC), developing spatial visualisations of literary texts, alongside practice-based explorations of immersive and locative media.