My paintings can be abstract, figurative or something that hovers in between.

My sea/landscape paintings are reflective and contemplative responses to sights and sounds. Places I have visited and imagined. From the beaches of our coastline and beyond to the forests and fields that surround where I live.

I am particularly interested in the shapes and colours, in addition to the contours and lines that can be found there.

Whether I’m exploring representative compositions, abstract elements, or a blend of both, my goal remains consistent: to encapsulate the essence of a place or moment in time.

Each artwork serves as a visual representation of my connection to the world around me.

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I studied, as a mature student, at Mansfield School of Art and Design but, I am mostly self taught when it comes to actual painting techniques. 

I did not pursue a formal art education after gaining a distinction on the BTEC Art and Design course, preferring to evolve my practice alone.

Battling mental health challenges, including a diagnosis of Bipolar disorder in my 30s, I have found solace and inspiration within the confines of my attic studio.

My work has received recognition through various awards, including a Clairefontaine award and The Artist exhibition award.

Today, my paintings adorn walls in homes and offices across the UK, as well as internationally in the United States, Europe, and Australia.

If you are looking for my older artwork it can be found here