My practice explores the traces left by weather, time and human presence. While the works move between abstraction, landscape and figuration, they are connected by a shared interest in erosion, memory, place and material change.

Erosion and Weather

Through layering, veiling, scraping and removal, these paintings investigate processes of erosion, accumulation and change. Atmospheric surfaces and fractured forms reflect the effects of weather, time and environmental fragility.

Works about Presence:

These works explore human presence within shifting environments. Figures appear as witnesses, markers of scale, or traces of connection, reflecting on memory, absence and the relationship between people and place.

Eight Steps Less East
Acrylic and mixed media on Canvas
76 × 76 cm
Framed in Natural Pine 

Minis

Colour and Surface

These works explore the expressive possibilities of colour, texture and materiality. Through layered surfaces and shifting fields of colour, they examine mood, rhythm and the physical presence of paint.

Sculpture

Working in parallel with painting, these sculptural works explore balance, movement and form through a tactile and material-led process.