My creative process is intuitive, often chaotic and messy.
I think through making, allowing ideas to develop and change as the work takes shape.
I love experimenting with materials and seeing where they lead. I work with clay, cardboard, wood, wire and whatever I can repurpose around the studio, often making my own paperclays to create earthy textures or surfaces that can be polished to a stone or ceramic-like sheen.
I’m particularly drawn to sculpture and the way a piece changes as you move around it. I like combining organic shapes, angular lines and geometric elements, creating forms that can feel familiar and strange at the same time. I also enjoy moving between physical and digital work, reusing my own drawings, paintings and imagery to build layered digital compositions.
Ideas often begin as scribbled notes or sketches, but the finished piece can end up somewhere quite different. I’m happy to dismantle, redraw, rework and reconnect things as they develop — sometimes the best part of making is discovering what the work wants to become.
See below for a snapshot of some works in progress.
