With over two decades of professional practice, my work explores the quiet language of presence.

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Each sculpture begins as a search for something underlying: a sense of stillness, weight, or watchfulness. The horse provides a framework through which I explore presence and lived experience, seeking to create sculptures that resonate beyond their subject.

 

​My recent work has evolved toward a more pared-back, structurally grounded language. The figures are quieter and more resolved, less expressive in gesture, and more concerned with inner presence. They exist somewhere between the ancient and the contemporary: familiar, but not fixed in time.​​

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In 2026 I graduated with Distinction from the MA Fine Art program at Central Saint Martins. My research explored the philosophical and perceptual dimensions of sculpture, examining the relationship between form, feeling and embodied experience. This enquiry continues to inform my studio practice.

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Exhibitions & Collections

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• Exhibited at the London Art Fair, AAF and ArtLondon.

• Exhibited with Lena Boyle Fine Art, The Fairfax Gallery, Nadia Waterfield Fine Art, Josie Eastwood Fine Art.

• Commissioned to create a life-size sculptural work in situ at Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire.

• Work exhibited alongside Elisabeth Frink with Lena Boyle Fine Art.

• Sculptures held in private collections internationally

• Work placed in significant interior design projects in the UK and abroad

• Collaborations with leading interior designers including Sophie Paterson, Louise Bradley and Clements Design.

• Work featured in interior design books and publications.