About Me

 

Working across painting and ceramics, I explore the relationship between memory and the natural world. 

At its heart, my practice is a search for stillness through observing the world around me, collecting moments and reflecting on the feelings that being in nature and slowing down brings. From these observations I create paintings and ceramic works that are less about describing a place than preserving the feeling of it.

My work isn’t a way to escape from the world, but rather as a way of engaging with it more deeply, where nature is both my guide and my language.

Through layered surfaces, organic forms and expressive mark-making, memory gradually replaces direct representation, allowing each work to become a reflection of both landscape and experience. Pieces move between observation and recollection, balancing what is seen with what is felt.

My aim is to become more present through the act of making, creating calmness both internally and externally in the final artwork.