Watercolour and pencil drawing of flowing fabric like landscape with round organic shapes and patterns, small marks and shading, colours in soft ochre tones and greys.

I am interested in philosophical and anthropological questions about our human existence on the planet we share. Research is important to me structuring my practice through both independent learning and collaboration. Museums, collections, exhibitions, and objects, I find influential shaping the direction of my practice. Nature and local landscape help me to observe textures and rhythm through drawing, watercolour painting, photography, and video, which I then incorporate into my work.

Self-supporting upright piece of pale off white canvas, entwined with a painted colourful canvas in soft pastel tones gracefully folding to the floor.

Using traditional casting methods in bronze and plaster, I find allows self-expression and research to merge as a creative outcome conveying responses to questions. Painting with oils and acrylics extends this questioning through observation and research of colour psychology and materials.

Highly Commended in the Norfolk Contemporary Art Society Prize for Fine Art 2022

Small brightly decorated clay forms, standing close together on a marbled plaster plinth, enclosed in a Perspex box on a wooden base.
Small brightly decorated clay forms, standing close together on a marbled plaster plinth, enclosed in a transparent acrylic plastic box on a wooden base.
Curved bronze shell shape, softly textured and engraved, with organic pattern and fossil imprint on the back, containing central small shell shape. Little legs protrude standing on rectangular plaster plinth.