My work anchors me to reality, a lens of visual translation that enables me to attempt to understand human thought and behaviour at a deeper level. 
The unreality of day to day existence is relentless, a maze of whirring dualities and circus mirrors, through paint I tune in to the collective consciousness and become a translator for the seldom spoken and seldom seen. 
The paintings reflect on divinity, God, the existential agony of life, its beauty, and the coping mechanisms we build to survive it. To escape in to creative expression and channel the unconscious in to a tangible 3D space is an alchemical process and is profoundly healing. 
I find I need to work quickly and preserve my thoughts before I know of their presence. They are alive and as fleeting as we are. Often within  bursts of energy I am consumed by my process and will use whatever is at hand to create. 
Inevitably, "order from chaos" winds its serpentine rhythm through all living things. 
Each creative act is an offering of the soul and so part of the self must die along with it, as all life is born from death in sacrifice of a new form. It is only in later reflection and observation of my pieces that I am able to ascertain the meanings, messages and warnings that my work may hold.


GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2026 - Second Turps Painting Show, BN9 Gallery, Newhaven, East Sussex
2026 - First Turps Painting Show, Hastings Contemporary, Hastings, East Sussex
2026 - Brighton Open Art Fair, Unitarian Church, Brighton, East Sussex
2026 - Brighton Open House, Aurora House, Kemptown, Brighton, East Sussex
2026 - Dimbola Museum and Art Gallery, Freshwater, Isle of Wight
2025 - Peer Gallery, Ventnor, Isle of Wight
2024 - Wych Gallery, Ventnor, Isle of Wight
2021 - Holy Art Gallery, Hackney, London
2018 - NOA - Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, West Sussex
2017 - NOA - Oxo Tower Gallery, London
2016 - NOA - Art Rooms. London.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2022 - Online, Holy Art Gallery, Hackney, London

MENTORSHIP
           
2025/26  Turps East Sussex Mentoring Programme.

PRIZES

2022 - 3rd prize for Painting, Holy Art Exhibition, Hackney London
2017 - First Prize NOA. National Open Art competition. 
           Graingers Prize. 
           Name engraved on the Ronnie Wood Sculpture

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