I take a mindful approach to my work by immersing myself in nature for long periods of time, providing me the personal space I desire; a form of meditation and a way of reconnecting to what matters. My images are poetic, to symbolise a place we cannot see, a place of reflection, inviting the viewer to engage in the quiet stillness and compassion I feel towards the natural world. Interacting with nature makes us feel good and provides many ways in which to heal and restore. The current climate crisis we are living through is another element to my work; respecting Mother Nature’s beauty and strength I highlight the importance of protecting the natural world. The world we have become very disconnected from.

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Working predominantly with analogue, I combine traditional and alternative methods, complementing the slow and immersive approach I take to making work. Experimenting is at the forefront of how I approach a new project, combining alternative print making with fine art papers, particularly mulberry paper, and is an important aspect to a completed body of work.