My work investigates cities, architecture and the relationship to contemporary art practice. Working predominantly in painting and photography, current works and projects explore the transitory and contradictory nature of landscape.

Exploring and examining the overlooked, lost, forgotten and misplaced, ideas and works originate through the experience of walking as informed wandering.

Recent works in painting and photography were created in response to an unexpected and temporary move to a rural area of Somerset. The contrast with London and the urban pandemic experience informed works which investigated this new landscape and the solitude found in depopulated spaces.

In photography, the ever-present knowledge of climate breakdown informs current imagery exploring both natural and built environments. I hope to capture something of the fragility and beauty to be found in both.

Composition, colour, detail and meeting points are collected and noted to form the basis for work in painting. Small in scale, and using acrylic on panel, paintings investigate geometric form, illusory perspective and use of colour, sitting somewhere between abstraction and representation.