Diagnosed with cancer at age five, I spent much of my time in the hospital finding refuge in music and art therapy. These outlets helped me process thoughts and feelings I couldn’t articulate, opening a way of experiencing the world beyond the physical body, something both creative and infinite. This experience continues to influence my life today.

I studied Fine Art at Falmouth University, graduating in 2008. I then spent the next 16 years working in hospitality, and in 2024, I committed to being a full-time artist.

My work explores how surface, image, and material interact to both construct and deconstruct a sense of space. My aim is to question what is seen, what is unseen, and what lies in between, embracing the inherent instability of perception. The canvas serves as a metaphorical boundary, not as an abrupt ending, but a fluid space of transition and reflection.