“My work is inspired by landscapes on Earth and imagery from space — places shaped by huge forces that often appear calm and still. I’m drawn to the bird’s-eye perspective.  Looking down on a world shaped by immense forces that, from a distance, appears perfectly still, where patterns emerge and everything feels a little quieter and more open. That sense of distance and freedom feeds into how I think about space, scale, and calm in my paintings.

I enjoy working with texture in a very hands-on way. Building the surface is an important part of the process for me — it’s physical, tactile, and slow. I apply modelling paste to create ridges and grooves, then soften the surface with blended acrylics before letting inks and water move naturally across the canvas. This balance between intention and release is central to how each piece develops.

Gold is applied sparingly to the raised texture, catching the light and picking out details that are already there. The finished pieces aren’t about telling a fixed story, but about creating a sense of space and stillness — something you can pause with, rather than analyse.”