I am a visual artist who creates bold, rhythmic, vibrant abstract paintings that chart the landscapes of my inner world. Colour is my central language; its interactions, contrasts, and harmonies forming combinations that are at once playful, calming, and uplifting. Each painting is an emotional response to the world, translated into colour and form.

  • “Glide” is an exploration of colour, emotion and entanglement. I was delighted to have this work selected and show at the Harlow Open earlier this year. Acrylic on canvas, 65x80cm. This work is available. “Glide” has a sister piece, “Shift”, which is also available.

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  • undercurrent

    I’m delighted to be showing this triptych “This Place: Embrace – Weathered – Remnants” at All Saints, Wighton, near Wells-next-the-Sea during July 2026. This Place: Embrace – Weathered – Remnants “This Place” began with a question: how to capture experiences of North Norfolk, reduced to colour and stripe? I settled on three lenses – people, places and…

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  • Love is… stripes

    I’m delighted to introduce a new series of exciting stripes on canvas using the same palette. These explore the theme of love through carefully sized, spaced, and coloured stripes. You may find a hint of Bridget Riley in these. “Love is the soft sound of music” 30x80cm “Love is an inside job“, 40x100cm “Love is…

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  • Cromer Open 2025

    I’m exhibiting a painting at the Cromer Open 2025, from 15th – 31st October. Please come along to Cromer Artspace on the Prom to see all the amazing artworks. This show is a big step up for me in terms of quality of art on show, and the calibre of artists exhibiting, and I’m delighted…

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  • Running during the whole of September 2025, a collection of 10 paintings on the theme of recovery and growth, brought alive through colour and form. This is my first solo exhibition and I am grateful to the team at Edge for the opportunity to display my art in this space. It’s especially important to me…

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