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Art that Invites Reflection
I’m a London-born artist and printmaker based in Manchester, UK. My work explores the complexity of landscapes, as memory or metaphor, reflecting on the passing of time, sometimes capturing subtle moments of stillness and reflection, other times the energy of sites of decay and renewal.
Place and Perception
Rooted in traditional printmaking techniques, I create works using linocut, etching, collagraph and monoprint processes to create layered, atmospheric images that reflect a sense of light, space, pattern, and texture. In my home studio in Manchester, my printmaking processes are very hands-on and explorative, getting inky and experimenting with contrasts and suggesting surfaces and places.
From Observation to Intuition
My work spans both 2D work and 3D print-based installations. As an artist in residence at the University of Chester, I’ve been developing the installation side of my practice, bringing traditional print processes together with digital technology, such as laser cutting, to create new fragile structures. I love to experiment and embrace gaps, edges, ambiguity and chance.
Inspired by the outdoors, the post-industrial surroundings of Manchester and artists I admire, my prints usually evolve from location sketches, sketchbook studies and prototypes into carefully hand-printed works. I’m balancing ideas, structures and aiming to evoke mood and a connection.
A recent graduate with an MA in Fine Art Printmaking from Middlesex University, I’m a member of the Printmakers Council, East London Printmakers, and Prospect Printmakers in Rossendale. I exhibit regularly and my work is held in private collections across the UK and beyond. It’s also in two art books and has been shown in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023 – and again this year. I’m delighted to share my work with you here and invite you to join me on my journey
Art that Invites Reflection
I’m a London-born artist and printmaker based in Manchester, UK. My work explores the complexity of landscapes, as memory or metaphor, reflecting on the passing of time, sometimes capturing subtle moments of stillness and reflection, other times the energy of sites of decay and renewal.
Place and Perception
Rooted in traditional printmaking techniques, I create works using linocut, etching, collagraph and monoprint processes to create layered, atmospheric images that reflect a sense of light, space, pattern, and texture. In my home studio in Manchester, my printmaking processes are very hands-on and explorative, getting inky and experimenting with contrasts and suggesting surfaces and places.
From Observation to Intuition
My work spans both 2D work and 3D print-based installations. As an artist in residence at the University of Chester, I’m developing the installation side of my practice, bringing traditional print processes together with digital technology, such as laser cutting, to create new fragile structures. I love to experiment and embrace gaps, edges, ambiguity and chance.
Inspired by the outdoors, the post-industrial surroundings of Manchester and artists I admire, my prints evolve from location sketches, sketchbook studies and prototypes into carefully hand-printed works. I’m usually balancing ideas, structures and aiming to evoke mood and a connection.
A recent graduate with an MA in Fine Art Printmaking from Middlesex University, I’m a member of the Printmakers Council, East London Printmakers, and Prospect Printmakers in Rossendale. I exhibit regularly and my work is held in private collections across the UK and beyond. It’s also in two art books and has been shown in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. I’m delighted to share my work with you here and invite you to join me on my journey
