About me

I'm a mixed media artist working across paint, stitch, and collage, exploring place, layered histories, and material process. I construct images from painted surfaces, stitched elements, and salvaged billboard paper — responding to the city's textures and the ways people inhabit and transform urban spaces.

My work layers materials to reveal histories, playing with form and colour and the marks left by time. Stitch threads connections across materials, linking people to place and to one another. I invite viewers to explore urban landscapes and uncover the hidden stories woven into surfaces, forms, and everyday spaces.

Recent work has focused on urban change and community — using salvaged, weathered materials that carry the marks of their lived lives. Commissions and collaborations include 'Aunties of Easton' (a public installation in Bristol), live work at UpFest 2026, and a youth-led textile installation for Boomtown Festival's 'Botanica' area, which travels to Mall Galleries, London in January 2027. 'Torn through time' was selected for a Royal Visit at Bristol Museums in 2024 and shortlisted for the Peoples' Choice Award at The Broderers' Exhibition, London 2025. My work spans galleries, public spaces, and international collections.