About Us

I began my journey in BDSM, the Gay Kink Community, and the Edge Play scene in 2022, studying and practising as a Dom and sadist. My approach is grounded in lived experience, continued education, and mentorship, with a deep commitment to creative freedom, bodily autonomy, and informed, risk-aware decision-making.

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As a trans and neurodivergent man, I grew up navigating systemic barriers that made confidence and self-expression difficult to access. Yet from an early age, I found freedom in spaces that encouraged creativity and authenticity—youth centres, adventure playgrounds, and art clubs became sanctuaries where I could exist without compromise. These early experiences laid the foundation for my academic journey, culminating in a master’s dissertation exploring the therapeutic power of visual art. My research focused on how art enables individuals to reclaim agency, communicate beyond limitation, and leave an empowered mark on the world.

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After completing my master’s, I faced a period of disconnection and uncertainty. It was during this time that I discovered the gay leatherman and edge play community.

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Within performance, play, and connection, I found that BDSM offers not only intensity and catharsis, but also profound opportunities for healing, growth, and autonomy. It became a framework through which I—and others—could explore power, vulnerability, and selfhood without shame or denial.

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In 2023, I ran for Puppy Handler UK with a platform centred around disability-informed care within kink spaces. My campaign focused on developing practical models of support for neurodivergent and disabled participants at events, and reimagining how carers and handlers could create safer, more accessible play environments. Placing second in the competition only strengthened my commitment to integrating care, structure, and psychological awareness into my practice. 

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Today, BDSM remains my passion and my practice—a creative, embodied space where control, surrender, and trust intersect to create freedom and authentic expression.

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I welcome clients and collaborators of all backgrounds and experience levels. My work is inclusive of people of all genders, sexualities, body types, races, ethnicities, and disabilities. I’m active in spaces such as Hunter & Rawhide in London and Blood Sweat & Tears in the West Midlands, and I continue to pursue workshops and professional development in risk, consent, and psychological play.

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I am an edge player—unapologetically intense, uncompromisingly ethical, and deeply attuned. My style as a Dom and sadist is grounded, nurturing, and attentive, yet violent, nasty & hard. I will never shame your kinks or desires. Instead, I will help you explore your limits with care, precision, and integrity—ensuring that every step of the journey remains anchored in safety, trust, and respect.

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Outside of BDSM, my passions include art, psychology, activism, community-building, and cultural work. My broader interests span mental health, care and ethics, human rights, and intersectionality—all of which inform my practice as both a Dom and an Artist.