oil on linen on board 41.5 x 27 cm

oil on linen 102 x 122 cm

ink, acrylic, soldering iron on board 100 cm (diameter)

ink, acrylic, soldering iron on board 82 cm diameter with frame

Archival photomontage on cotton rag paper (edition 1 of 7) 100 x 84 cm (framed)

oil on birch panel 120 x 200 cm

mixed media on marine ply and Canson paper 120 x 85 cm

oil on linen on board 25 x 30 cm

oil on canvas 60 x 60 cm

archival photomontage on cotton rag paper (no. 1 in edition of 7) 100 x 43 cm

oil on linen 92 x 71 cm

Made from two pieces of Malaysian Jelutong from the same plank, glued together on edge Sealed with clear polyurethane and coloured acrylics 64 x 46 x 7.6 cm

oil on board 56 x 45 cm

oil on cotton canvas 120 x 150 cm

soft pastel 62.5 x 45 cm - image size 83 x 65.5 cm - framed

soft pastel 71 x 51 cm 92 x 72 cm framed

wood, clay, acrylic paint and resin H: 85 cm W: 15 cm D: 14 cm I paint birds as a way of paying attention. They sit at the edge of our daily lives, watching, waiting, adapting, often unnoticed yet deeply present. Drawn to nature and the quiet intelligence of birds, I’m interested in their gestures, groupings, and the unspoken relationships between them. Birds become stand-ins for memory, observation, and belonging, allowing me to explore stillness, connection, and the small rituals of the natural world. Magpies, as I have been told, sing with such beauty; a quiet reminder that poetry lives all around us, if we simply pause to listen.