Surfaces (walls, rocks, skin) chronicle a history of decay, erosion, abrasion and fragmentation in their stains, rust, cuts and abrasions. Not only do these surfaces appeal aesthetically, but also this evolutionary process is a metaphor for the fragility, resilience, wounds and scars of life’s experiences.

 

I exploit media and techniques (predominantly photography, monoprinting, collage, assemblage and installation) to create work that traps traces of memory, identity, damage and repair in the strata.

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Making art is, for me, therapeutic - it heals and nourishes - and it’s even more gratifying when it resonates with someone else.

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