BIO
"My work delves into the quiet corners of our world, exploring the solitary being of our world, plus the beauty in my landscape’s seascapes and cityscapes. Using acrylic paints and graphic pencil I build layers of texture and composition aiming to capture the hushed moments where nature and human spaces stand still. Each piece of art I do reflects calmness and takes myself away to places I’ve always dreamed of. Each piece is an invitation to pause and find a connection within solitude. I consider utopias within my work due the sense of calmness and imaginary world where I would to be consider being apart of.
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My work is an exploration of the emotional and connection I have with the landscape.
I am not interested in simply what I see, rather I aim to capture the feeling of the place.
The way light hits the hill just before sunset, in my solitude work the quiet stillness of a lonely figure or the vast space of open field. Ultimately my work is a meditation of the sublime force of nature."
BA Fine art with Foundation year, Wolverhampton University, commencing September 2026
Recovery is for everyone - The Hub – Wolverhampton Train Station, Exhibition
Good Shepherd Art Exhibition to mark Recovery Month, featuring artwork from people who are on different stages of recovery following months of workshops delivered with thanks to funding from Arts Council England. Delivered in partnership with SUIT, Recovery Near You, Wolverhampton 360 and the University of Wolverhampton.
Funded by Arts Council England, September 2025
Wolverhampton Arts Festival showcase - The Mander Centre – Wolverhampton, Window Installation
Local showcase of artists undertaking an Alternative arts school, curated by Asylum Art Gallery Ltd and supported by Framers Gallery Wolverhampton.
Funded by Arts Council England & Wolverhampton Arts festival, July 2025
W.I.P – Asylum Art Gallery – Wolverhampton
‘W.I.P Studio show – (Work in progress), showcase of work in progress work by 5 residency artists undertaking the [P R O ] F I L E alternative art school with Asylum Art Gallery.
Funded by Arts Council England, July 2025
Profile Residency – Asylum Art Gallery Ltd, Wolverhampton
Alternative arts school & artist residency, cohort of 5 undertaking an intensive tailored art mentoring programme. Funded by Arts Council England, June 2025 – March 2026
The Lighthouse open exhibition – The Lighthouse, Wolverhampton
Curated by Jay Valentino, a commercial group exhibition of local artists with works for sale.
2019