My creative roots go back to my childhood, when I spent joyful hours working with clay in my mother’s pottery studio. She encouraged a free, intuitive approach to making -letting the material guide the outcome - which has shaped my artistic process to this day.

I pursued formal training with an Art Foundation course, followed by a Design Degree in Ceramics. During that time, I taught pottery and eventually moved into a rewarding career in secondary Art & Design education. Teaching creative expression to teenagers brought immense fulfilment and allowed me to share the value of visual storytelling and artistic exploration.

Now, I’m embracing a new chapter - growing my career as an artist alongside my work in art education. While still teaching, I dedicate time to developing a consistent creative practice and building a collection of original, expressive paintings. My work is designed to bring tranquillity, imagination, and emotional depth into everyday spaces, offering moments of calm and reflection through contemporary abstract art.
This renewed creative focus didn’t happen overnight - it’s the result of a deeply personal journey back to what truly lights me up.