I’m a mixed-media artist working with oils, fluorescent acrylics, texture pastes and whatever else a surface will hold.

 

My work lives in layers. Built, scraped back, and rebuilt until the painting feels like a place rather than an image.

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I’m drawn to big skies, open landscapes and the atmosphere they carry. The aim isn’t to paint what something looks like, but what it feels like to stand in it.

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Movement and balance show up in almost everything I make...

possibly inherited. My great, great uncle, Alexander Calder, explored motion through kinetic sculpture; I chase the same tension through texture, weight and colour, making abstract works that sit somewhere between control and accident.