I am an artist and intuitive curator inspired by the natural world.

As an artist, I am primarily a printmaker working in drypoint, linocut, and carborundum mezzotint processes. My work explores the intersection of place, memory, and the natural world through analog processes to maintain a connection between the subject and the medium. Inspiration for most of my prints comes from capturing and collecting moments and vignettes from daily walks and from travel. I respond to these landscapes and landmarks by choosing the medium that best reflects my impression of their character. While certain things like a wonky leaf or bold rock cliff may call for a linocut carving, others may be best represented by the fine lines of a drypoint print. My background in visual merchandising enhances my spatial awareness and curation process, adding a through line from concept through to exhibition.

Having spent time studying energy healing through nature, my artistic process exists in the liminal space between the natural and metaphysical realms of everyday experience. By engaging with both the physical presence and subtle energies of these botanical elements, I create works that reveal the profound narratives held within nature's smallest fragments. In a time of material uncertainty, my work suggests that the grounding essence of the earth can be carried as a reminder of our place within it.