Editorial experience
Between 2017 and 2018, I was the editorial assistant for digital commons openDemocracy. For six months in 2018 I was the editorial intern for Wired. I have assisted on a range of book-related and editorial projects about culture, race, the arts, migration, and the shifting sands of identity.
Tesserae
In May 2025 I was shortlisted for the Fitzcarraldo Essay Prize for the project Tesserae, a work written in fragments which tells the story of the artist George Mayer-Marton, who left Vienna for England in 1938 after Austria-Hungary’s annexation by Germany. In the 1950s, after his difficult arrival in Britain, George began to rebuild his life and artistic practice, painting in oils and making mosaics in a Cubist style, producing new wholes from broken pieces. Tesserae follows that method, assembling fragments into a larger shape, blending theory, diary entries, images and narrative to create a new texture of its own, mirroring George's artistic process and the process of becoming a person, becoming new.