I'm a feminist activist, social designer, performer, artist and a somatic sexologist. All of these experiences feed into creating sessions that allow us to explore our pleasure!

I've created Collective of Pleasure out of my own realisation of the lack of spaces and resources to talk about sexuality for marginalised groups and the many stigmas that still surround it. 

Pleasure and sex have always been fascinating to me —why we have it, how we have it, why is it shrouded in taboo and what we can do to have more of it. I fully believe that amazing, fulfilling sex—whether with yourself or others—can be life-changing because our erotic energy is intrinsically tied to our life force. I am deeply committed to providing healthy education and representation of pleasure and sexuality, challenging outdated and harmful ideologies that have shamed and disempowered people for far too long. Pleasure is not a luxury, nor a reward; it is our birthright. It is our right to feel free, joyful, connected, and fully alive.

As an artist and activist, I am driven by a passion for breaking taboos, making the private public, and fighting against inequalities and injustices. I’m questioning established norms surrounding gender, identity, sexuality and relational dynamics. My performance art pieces explore themes of femininity, sensuality, societal conditioning and expectations, and sexuality through a feminist and embodied lens. 

Outside of this job, I work in innovation, pushing companies to think differently and act better. Studying Social Design and Sustainability, have taught me to push the boundaries of conventional thinking and continuously aim to be a change-maker. My experience facilitating workshops that challenge participants to embrace "business as unusual" has empowered teams to unlock their creativity and explore new ways of thinking. The way I approach sex education continues to apply the same principles of creative and critical questioning that have been foundational to my journey.