My work is rooted in a quiet, ongoing relationship with the natural world. I explore the sense of wellbeing that comes from feeling calm, grounded and connected to nature. I collect impressions rather than exact images: colours, textures, rhythms and fleeting qualities of a place that find their way into my work.
My practice moves between painting, printmaking and textile processes. This variety reflects nature itself; layered, cyclical, and interconnected. Repetition, imprint, and mark-making echo natural patterns, while stitching and fabric introduce ideas of care, repair and continuity.
Alongside my studio practice, I keep a blog that traces the seasonal rhythms that inspire my work. These reflections offer a glimpse into the starting points behind each piece, connecting finished artworks back to landscapes and experiences.
Together, my work and writing form an invitation to slow down, to notice, and to reconnect with nature, with the seasons, and with ourselves.