photo by Vigour and Skills
Collages make up an important part of my practice. I see them as a hybrid language in the world we live in, a kind of an amalgamation of everyday life.
I would like to think of them as something that weaves itself between time, space, reality and fiction.
The way I see life is through details, fragments and imperfections. Everyday stuff, things I am surrounded by gets re-used,
altered and re-ordered and with that creates a new story with its own narrative.
There is a real importance of order when making these pieces, where the re-arrangements form its own structure.
A deep sense of love of material and process guides my practice. Tactility is important as well as the use of different materials.
Universal shapes forms part of the language I use, as they seem to share and resonate similar meaning throughout the world.
There are circles, domes, arches and portals, reflecting architecture as well as the sheltering, nurturing and protection we all need.
Please contact me below if you are interested in my work, or future collaborations
MA Fine Art - Chelsea School of Art
BA Hons Fine Art - Slade School of Art
A selection
RWA 2025 Biennale - Paper Works, RWA Bristol
Shortlisted Contemporary Collage Magazine 2024
Works on paper 2024, Green & stone Gallery, Fulham
RA Summer Show 2022
Zero Graviyt, MC3 Projects, Outdoor sculpture trail, East Sussex
Pieces of Spaces, works on paper, Islington
How the light gets in, Group Show, Hay o Wye, Wales
Neo Art Prize 2015, Neo Gallery, Manchester
Springboard, group show, the Cookhouse, Chelsea School of Art, London
True False Fiction, Seven Sisters Story, London N4
Things in their Elements, group show, London SE1
Shortlisted – Beers Contemporary Award
Neo Graduates 2013, Group show, Manchester
Artist-in-residents, Gate theatre/Chelsea Arts Club Trust, Strindberg Dance of Death
Shortlisted – Beers Lambert Contemporary Vision 2013
Shortlisted – Red Mansion Art Prize 2013
Shortlisted – Clifford Chance Sculpture Price
Artist residency – New Delhi, India
Salon Art Prize, Matt Roberts