My paintings are built up with loose layers of mark making, pattern and texture - created with a variety of tools and inspired by whatever catches my eye or captures my imagination. These unrestrained layers then give way to a more considered approach as I work towards completing the artwork.

I’m interested in the weathering of materials and surfaces - along with the elements that contribute to this deterioration and erosion - and the feelings and memories this can evoke .

I primarily use acrylic paint (occasionally with the addition of spray paint, gold leaf or printing ink) on MDF or wood panels.

I also use photography, illustration and collage to create limited edition screen prints. All prints are designed and hand-printed by me, using non-toxic, water-based inks on high quality Fabriano 5 watercolour paper.

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Painted wooden blocks with pink and blue abstract splatter designs.
Close-up of a textured weathered surface, predominantly blue with patches of white and a small section of orange and black in the top right corner.
Abstract paintings in shades of blue, gray, and white arranged in a grid-like structure.
A woman with red hair and blue eyes taking a selfie in a room with shelves and artwork in the background. There is a paint roller with purple paint in the air and paint splatters around her.
An abstract painting with shades of blue, white, and hints of orange on a wall above a wooden surface with two vases, one black and one white.
Abstract painting with neutral tones, featuring a large curved black line crossing the canvas and textured layers of gray, beige, and white.
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Ten small white cubes with abstract, distressed woodgrain and painted textures on top, arranged in a 3-3-3-1 pattern on a plain surface.