Welcome to my website

I am an independent artist working on community based projects, running workshops and exhibiting regionally, nationally and internationally.

I graduated from Wirral Metropolitan College with a first class BA honours degree in fine art in 2009 and I continued to develop my practice at the same institute on the fellowship program for a further year.

Artist Statement

News

I am an installation artist. I usually work with paper constructing sculptural pieces from it, printing on it or make books from it. Books and magazines feature heavily in my work but I also recycle other discarded materials to form installations, bringing a new life and meaning to them.

My artwork is based on repetition and is inspired by pattern and shape found in nature. I feel compelled to work in multiples, which I use to mimic life, growth and regeneration. The processes involved in making my work are as important if not more important sometimes than the finished product.

I focus a lot of my attention on environmental issues and use my art practice as a platform to reflect my concerns of our consumption and environmental responsibility. I often recycle discarded materials to produce a response.

June 2013 update
will be taking part in Baltic Artist's Book Fair this Friday and Saturday and will be showing some of my books amongst other artists work.

I will be showing
'Inner Beauty' as
part of the
de-junk re-junk
recycling exhibition
along with 34 other
artists at the
Williamson Art
Gallery from the
8th of June and until
the 7th of July 2013.
Opening hours
Tue - Sun: 10am - 5pm

Right: Inner Beauty

June 2013
New pages and updates can be now be seen throughout the site highlighting my latest installation accompanied by childrens workshops that enabled the children to collaborate in the detail of the installation.

To find out more visit:

installation page: for the wall installation statement and to find out more about the installation

community project page: how the children in the local community and visiting spanish children were involved in the project

page: to find out more about the workshop

page: to find out about the how the commission developed