I am a UK-based visual artist making photographic art that engages with historical narratives, geological time and future ecologies. I am interested in how time and meaning are embedded in the land, from its formation over millennia to more recent human histories and into the future. 

Moving between the material and virtual, I combine photography with other techniques including montage/3D and digital reality. My projects develop through immersion in the landscape combined with a research-based approach, engaging with archival material, literature and museum collections. 

The disruption of the picture plane, first explored during my Photography degree at the University of Westminster, continues to be part of my ongoing enquiry into photography’s relationship with time, truth and reality.

Designing print, pattern and products for interiors is a relatively new venture. In Oct 2021 I was listed as one of the ‘Faces of the Future’ in Livingetc magazine after working with Habitat to design a floor lamp which launched November 2021. 

Committed to reducing environmental impact, I carefully consider materials, suppliers and waste in all projects.  My printed artworks are created on demand in small limited editions. 

I am one of the founding members of Fractured Land Collective, who delivered the award-winning exhibition ‘This Fractured Land’ at Discover Bucks Museum in 2024. The collective’s second exhibition and events programme, ‘Truth or Folly‘, supported by Arts Council England, is currently on at Wycombe Museum, Buckinghamshire until February 2027.

Please contact me if you would like to purchase/commission art work or to discuss collaborating on a project.