STATEMENT

My artistic practice explores the in-between spaces: boundaries we push and create, liminal zones where transformation and change unfold, and the persistent echoes of memory that underpin our experience. These spaces define our relationship with the natural world.

Nature serves as a canvas and source of inspiration for my work and the eco-feminist connection between women and the environment is woven into my practice. I use natural materials, addressing issues of sustainability and regeneration through transformation. My pieces demand an emotional response to the environment.

Attention to my place in the natural world is at the core of my creative process. An investigation can begin by finding a tangled piece of string in the road, being given a crate full of inner tubes, or seeing a marker flag flapping in the wind—inspiring a series of paintings, installations or sculptures. This approach reflects the inherent messiness of living—a process of searching, becoming, remembering, and navigating the interconnected complexities of existence in the world.