I am fascinated by the impact humans have had on the British landscape throughout history.  Through drawing and printmaking on location I record my experience of being in the landscape whilst researching how we have shaped the natural world through time.  I reflect on the layered relationship between people and place and consider how contemporary experience and historic land use create a sense of belonging and connection with the land that is passed through the generations.

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Working from my home studio in Ascot Berkshire, I use multiple printmaking techniques on paper to record the marks of human presence and consider the quiet power of place; how landscapes root us, record our collective past - the triumphs as well as the mistakes, and prompt questions of how to live in the future. 

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The technical side of printmaking requires patience and practise, yet it is an art form which lends itself to experimentation; not only do I experiment with multiple printmaking techniques, I also produce large scale installations featuring print combined with stitch, alongside traditional limited edition prints.

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You can watch a 5 minute film about my practice.  

This was made for the final unit of MA Fine Art at Central Saint Martins in spring 2024. ​