About

I work at the intersection of art, interiors, and landscape, creating spaces that feel calm, tactile, and quietly alive.

I began with painting, but naturally expanded into the spaces around it, how a room feels, how light enters, how materials age.

I am particularly drawn to environments where art, natural materials such as terracotta, oak, linen and time-worn surfaces, and architecture come together in a cohesive and understated way. I am interested in how painting can function not only as an image, but as a spatial element, something that interacts with light, proportion, and material surroundings to influence the emotional character of a room. My aim is simple: it is to create environments where people can slow down and feel at ease. 

I am drawn to homes that feel collected, not designed. Often accompanied by cats, open windows, and the changing light of the day.

Alongside my artistic interest, I bring a background in strategy and organisational leadership. This informs my interest in how creative ideas are developed, structured, and realised within collaborative environments.

I am interested in working at the intersection of art, space, and human experience, and in contributing to projects where visual sensitivity and thoughtful execution are equally valued.

If you feel aligned with this approach, I would love to hear from you.