All Posts

There are places we visit simply because they are on our list, and then there are places that unexpectedly leave something behind in us... Ibiza was one of those places for me. Everyone knows Ibiza for its parties, music, nightlife and endless summer energy. But I didn't go there for any of that. I went to witness something much more extraordinary — a solar eclipse — and somehow, along the way, I discovered a completely different side of the island. A quieter Ibiza. An Ibiza

Long before I began my journey as an artist, I bought a beautiful print of a still life. It quietly accompanied me through a chapter of my life, hanging on my wall for years. Over time the colours faded, the paper became stained, and after several moves it lost much of what had once made it beautiful. It would have been easy to throw it away. But I couldn’t. It had witnessed so much of my life that it deserved more than ending up forgotten. Instead, I chose to transform it. R

Some paintings come together in an afternoon. Others quietly wait until life catches up with them. This little painting has been waiting for its moment. Long before Plymouth became my home, I visited the city and found myself captivated by something I couldn't quite put into words. It wasn't only the sea or the historic waterfront—it was the light. A soft, golden glow stretching across Plymouth Hoe, shimmering on the water and illuminating the wild grasses as they danced in t

Step into the metaverse and experience contemporary art in a whole new way 🎨✨ I’m excited to share that my work is featured in the 38th Community Art Exhibition in Virtual Reality hosted by Circular ArtSpace 🗓️ 26 May – 18 June 2026 🌐 Virtual Exhibition at MetArtSpace Featuring an incredible lineup of international artists including Donna Brazier, Trinity Brookes, Romeo Bud, Ellie Campbell, Fatma Durmush, Christina Godley, Gurmant Kaur, Carys Lacey, Wisdom Madunacho, Anita

Last week, I slipped away for a few days to London—one of those cities that never asks for your attention, yet somehow holds it completely. I spent my time wandering through exhibitions at the Design Museum, letting myself be absorbed by the layers of ideas, objects, textures, and stories. London’s cultural life is overwhelming in the most beautiful way—there is always more to see, more to feel, more to understand. And yet, something stayed with me more than anything else. Ev

Recently, I returned to Cornwall and Devon — not for work, not for plans, but simply to be by the sea. There is something about these places that feels deeply grounding to me. The air is different — saltier, heavier, alive. The wind carries a softness and a force at the same time. Even on grey days, the light holds a quiet magic that I haven’t found anywhere else. Every time I come here, I feel the same shift. A slowing down. A softening. A return to something essential. Ligh

I’m delighted to share that my work has been selected as part of the Artist of the Season feature by ART from HEART. ART from HEART is an international platform dedicated to supporting and promoting artists while creating meaningful connections between contemporary art and audiences around the world. Being included in this feature is a wonderful opportunity to present my work to a wider community and to take part in a project that celebrates artistic expression and creative e

The process of building an artistic practice rarely begins in a perfect studio. More often it starts in a borrowed corner, a spare room, or a space that slowly becomes something else through intention and work. At the moment, I am in the middle of transforming a simple garage into a temporary studio space. The long-term vision has always been much bigger and much closer to nature — a studio somewhere by the sea 🌊, where the sound of water, shifting light, and the textures of

In this first post, I’m sharing three moving moments that have stayed with me: starlings stitching patterns across the evening sky, a lone tree trembling inside its own reflection, and waves folding themselves endlessly against dark, patient rocks. They are simple scenes. No spectacle. No stage. And yet they feel infinite. The starlings arrive without announcement. At first they are scattered — a loose gathering of small bodies suspended in air — and then something invisible

Welcome to a space where moments, textures, and quiet observations come alive through images and motion. This visual journal is more than a collection of finished works; it is a living, breathing record of the creative process. Here, I share fragments of what I see and feel: behind-the-scenes glimpses of my photography and video projects, short visual reels, and reflections on how ideas evolve between the first spark and the final piece. This post invites you to explore the h