I am an anthropologist and artist interested in post-conflict borders, material culture and social life. Currently, I am a PhD researcher in Anthropology at the University of Oxford. 

My PhD involves an ethnographic investigation of everyday adaptations to the protracted border in Cyprus, specifically focusing on two border villages. In my art practice, I have worked with my family's archives to ‘process’ the intergenerational memory of conflict. 

Alongside research, I am actively involved in facilitating spaces of dialogue through event programming. I have co-founded the reading and research group, Critical Coffee Reading, for the study of Cyprus and other coffee-reading geographies. Currently, I am the Events Coordinator for Border Criminologies and the Editorial Intern for American Ethnological Society. Notably, I was the Lead Curator for the Fashion Heritage Exhibition at the Cyprus High Commission (2023) and was the recipient of the FUAM Art Prize and the FUAM People's Choice Awards (2021). For my most recent CV please click here.

If any of your interests resonate with mine, I would love to hear from you.