I have loved art for as long as I can remember, inspired early on by my nan and mum, who always encouraged drawing, painting, and creativity. Their influence made art a natural and positive part of my life — a place where ideas, imagination, and expression always felt welcome. Over the years, painting has become more than a practice; it has been a grounding force. During times of low mood, including while creating my YouTube plein air painting series, art helped me reconnect with myself, find calm, and move through difficult moments with purpose and clarity.

I am a North Devon–based artist with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art and a deep fascination with art history. My practice centres on spray-painted canvases that I design and build by hand, allowing each piece to evolve from its own physical structure as well as its visual language.

My work has been exhibited with North Devon Arts, in a solo exhibition at the Landmark Theatre, and as part of the National Trust’s Heddon’s Mouth Art Space project.

I completed an intensive week-long art education programme at Tate St Ives and remain passionate about sharing art with others — both through selling my own work and through engaging people in the creative process.

Ultimately, my art offers a space for pause and presence. Each painting invites the viewer into a quiet dialogue between colour and form, surface and depth — and, hopefully, between themselves and the stories that shape their own inner landscapes.