Welcome to my website
Working in photography and painting  I make  ambiguous,  open-ended landscape images to bring forward themes of personal and cultural boundaries and states of attention.  Inviting shared responses and dialogue,  I cover issues such as  the psychology of the climate emergency, science of attention, time perception, theories  of awe and curiosity. The art works are  informed by psychological theories from my parallel career as a  Research Psychologist. 

Hands-on & experimental,  my studio practice combines everyday materials including  beauty products, office stationary, liquid food items  to create small, temporary moving sculptures purely for the camera.   The final prints can be large-scale (150cm) and are shown mounted on DiBond without the barrier of glass frames.   Paintings are on board and are layered with oil paint and domestic substances,  built up over many months. I also make some works outside of the studio such as photographic jigsaws completed by audiences over the duration of exhibitions and landscapes from moving forms of transport.
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I take part in commercial and artist led exhibitions, residences and work to commission with work held by hotels and private collections.  

Selected group shows include: Espy photographic award exhibition, Elysium gallery, Swansea, selected by Richard Billingham and Iain Davies;  Small is Beautiful, Flowers Gallery, London; Miniatures, Sarah Mysercough Fine Art and many artist led initiatives.. Solo shows include: Uncertainties, Midlands Art Centre, Birmingham and Intimacy Herefordshire Photography Festival.  Art fairs include:  London Art Fair, Fresh art and Photo Los Angeles. Shortlisted for:  Adrian Henri £10,000 prize for poetry in art prize selected by Carol Ann Duffy. Residencies include: Rural Idyll, residency on a sheep farm in Suffolk; Florence Trust Studio Residency, London and Viewfinder a £10k participatory Landscape Photography project for a cancer ward, Redbridge trust.  My works are held in private and corporate collections.