About Me

As a painter based in Yorkshire, my work is a reflection of the landscapes that both inspire and ground me. The abstract scapes I create are more than visual representations; they are explorations of universal human emotions — loss, grief, emptiness, and ultimately, the quiet sense of completion we all seek. In nature, I find these feelings mirrored in the ebb and flow of the land, and it is here that I feel whole — where I feel enough.

The textures, colours, and light that shift with the seasons become metaphors for the constant changes in life, echoing our collective experiences of impermanence and resilience. My process is intuitive and gestural, layering marks and textures in a way that reflects the raw forces of nature — both destructive and restorative.

In my work, I strive to convey not just the visual beauty of the Yorkshire landscape, but the emotional landscapes that exist within us all. Through these scapes, I explore the spaces where nature and the human condition intersect, offering a moment of reflection on our place within the vastness and rhythm of the world around us.