We are all affected by the people we meet, the choices we make, and the ones we don't.
Particularly the ones we don't.
I am fascinated by life, on our journey to death. How we are shaped by our lived experiences, how we adapt and change. I am particularly drawn to femininity and trauma; primarily using paint, solvents, copper and iron to express elements of softness and resilience.
The process of addition and subtraction is key within my work, creating complex, abstract depictions of emotion. For me, this mirrors our journey through life.
Strong influences by conversation with others, as well as written word, there are recurrent themes of philosophical thinking and women's history weaving their way through my work. I continue to explore these interests through the act of artistic research, while not being limited by one medium in doing so.
Group Exhibitions
2024
Painting Open, no format Gallery, London
Great Bowden Art Exhibition, Leicestershire
Behind The Scenes, OVADA, Oxford
Tabula Rasa, Oxford Brookes MFA Degree Show, Oxford
Abstract Art, Royal Blue Gallery, Online
For Women By Women IV, RonaPainting Gallery, Oxford
Works On Paper at Green and Stone Gallery, London
Wall Gallery, Richard Hamilton Building, Oxford
2023
DreaMFActory in The Glass Tank, Oxford
Young Artists’ Open at Magdelene Road Studios, Oxford
2022
Longwick Art Show, Buckinghamshire
Great Bowden Visual Arts, Leicestershire
Art in the Park, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire
2020
Anatomical Art, Mirrored Anatomies with UCL, London
2019
Parallax Art Fair, London
2018
Street View Gallery at University College London Hospitals, London
2017
Harborough Artists Cluster- Art Windows and Open Studios, Market Harborough, Leicestershire
Art in Lyddington, Rutland
2016
Art Windows with Harborough Artists Cluster, Leicestershire
Wall Collection in Ziferblat, Liverpool
Art in Lyddington, Rutland - Won the 2D art award
2015
Great Bowden Visual Arts, Leicestershire
Education
2023-current MA in Fine Art at Oxford Brookes University
2014-2017 BSc in Physiotherapy at University of Liverpool