In her practice, Sandy explores the intersections of textiles, computing, electronics, and sound to investigate how human-computer interactions foster creative expression. In 2025, Sandy will be starting her PhD project attempting to articulate intimacy in human-AI co-creation through tangible, and embodied textile interfaces with the ANU Sound, Music, and Creative Computing Lab.

As an educator, Sandy is eager to create inclusive interdisciplinary learning spaces to bring art literacy to audiences beyond art makers and thinkers. Sandy currently works as an artist educator at the National Gallery of Australia and tutors creative computing for the ANU School of Computing.

Sandy is currently living and working on unceded Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country.