About

I am an artist and printmaker whose practice is rooted in collecting, documenting, and reimagining natural and found materials. From mudlarking along the Thames foreshore to gathering objects on remote coastlines, I am drawn to fragments that are often overlooked—bones, teeth, seaweed, sponge, and other remnants shaped by time and tide.

Through printmaking, photography, and sculpture, I give these materials a new space to be seen, asking how the discarded or mundane might be transformed into something beautiful, powerful, and resonant. My work is guided by an instinctive response to place and a deep interest in the stories objects hold—whether ecological, historical, or spiritual. My belief is that the attitude of disposability prevalent in today’s world can only be confronted once more value is invested in the materials that we consider as waste. Through art, we can reveal new perspectives by elevating these materials beyond images of neglect.