Gina's lived experience extends to her artistic practice in narrative form which gravitate towards a contextual framework of power, inequalities and freedom. As events around her unfold with passing time, it triggers questioning, arguing, rationalising and philosophizing, as she phenomenologically attempt to theorise in her time based practice. At times philosophical, at others, critical, she addresses the personal, existential and, environmental discourses of our contemporary society through deconstruction, juxtaposition and documentation. She considers her practice, when it is critical- as a form of artivism, addressing what that may be urgent or marginalized. In recent years, her practice have taken a focus to the climate crisis, hence, she currently uses singularly, digital content (video/moving image) in order to maintain a lower carbon footprint. She repurposes found video footages, a non-exclusive and circular economy methodology in her videos alongside footages she films. Her evocative and critical videos have been selected and screened in major cities internationally. Gina graduated at Royal College of Art (UK) with a MA in Critical Practice, Contemporary Art.