I have experience of scaling up my artwork for large surfaces and walls. The image shows a most recent mural which I painted in March 2025 at The Yard in Ely. The artwork features reference to coffee plants and the silver oak tree, alongside native wildflowers from Cambridgeshire.

I create paintings and murals using spray paint, acrylic and pigment. This results in images that are saturated with colour and vitality. The image is from a series of large paintings documenting new building and development in Cambridge.

I have exhibited widely in group shows and staged 5 successful solo exhibitions. Notable recognition for my work includes 1st Prize at the Cambridge Open Art Exhibition, Holly Bush Women’s Art Prize Bursary, D Contemporary Painting Prize selection and special commendation from the Institute of East Anglian Artists. My work was selected for ING Discerning Eye Exhibition 2023 and for The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art in 2024.

I have experience working on a range of create projects in the community including public art projects. The image show my painting or ‘ghost sign’ for a project in partnership with Bedford Creative Arts celebrating Bedford’s airship history.

I enjoy engaging with schools and the community on a variety of projects. The image shows work created by Year 9 students during at recent residency project at Sawston Village College, Cambridgeshire. I worked with students to create a collaborative artwork to be installed in the new school buildings, drawing inspiration from the older College buildings.

I specialise in creating large scale paintings for home and workplaces. I work with a range of clients from private buyers to schools and Colleges, businesses and local authorities. Sometimes commissions involve collaborative work through workshops and events.

I have been experimenting with high pigmentation, phosphorescent paint and light to explore how to make paintings more accessible to audiences with vision impairment. This work in development also involves contact with blind and partially sighted artists to develop ideas for a collaborative painting.

My work is heavily inspired by wildflowers and the unrestrained beauty and energy that can be found in nature. I want to capture the essence of flowers and flora in their most joyful and exuberant forms. This image shows a section of a large painting sold to a private collector.