I’m a visual artist and photographer based on the southeast coast of England. My work is shaped by my daily encounters with the shoreline, where the water, the sky and the silence meet. Where tides disappear and return.

2025 has been busy year so far! In February 2025 I was honoured to receive a fellowship from the Royal Society of Arts London. The RSA Fellowship is a global network of over 30,000 individuals connected to the Royal Society of Arts (RSA).

In March 2025 I exhibited six paintings at ArtSpace London. The exhibition took place over two weeks at the very scenic St Katharine Docks in London. It was great to meet so many collectors at the opening night, and it was a pleasure to have some of my work selected in a small pop-up event after the formal show had closed. At the end of August I’ll be exhibiting two of my paintings in a ‘collective’ exhibition at Alma Art Gallery in Watermael-Boitsfort, Brussels.

INSPIRED BY THE MOVEMENT OF THE SEA AND THE TIDES OF THE SOUL

Photography helps me find shapes, patterns, portals, paths and horizons! And I like creating these shapes and patterns I photograph in my paintings. The sea is different every day, nothing is permanent. But the tide always returns after is disappears. This inspires me to create my visceral experience of the sea in my paintings and photographs and show what happens in that space between disappearing and returning.

When I paint my creative process is a combination of personal excavation and intuition, and I experiment a lot to find a new way to describe something. The plaster I shape onto my canvas has become a kind of language. You can read more about my process and reviews of my work here