My art has always been more than simply making a painting.  It has been a place where words are not always enough and painting is my quiet space to reflect and create and somehow find a way to understand the world around us.  By merging close observation with imaginative expression I want to create something that brings joy and a positive energy to the people who engage with it. I am particularly drawn to painting the narratives people carry and the emotional possibilities.  The timeless influence of the History of Art continues to shape my approach and The act of painting flowers invites both a grounded observation of nature and the freedom to explore beyond it.

I am a Member of the Society of Women Artists, The Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers at Painter’s Hall and I graduated with First Class Honours degree in Fine Art as a mature student, a milestone that has helped shape my artistic development and voice.

At its heart, my work is intended to bring a sense of joy and life to a space — to uplift, enrich, and connect with viewers on an emotional level.