I am a London-based artist and designer. I studied graphic design and worked freelance in the design industry throughout my career. My practice spans painting, collage, photography, assemblage and gilding, and I also work collaboratively as part of Collectivizm, a creative partnership founded in 2014.

I make work out of curiosity and the simple enjoyment of making. I normally begin by testing a concept, letting it shift as I work. The final work carries the traces of that process, the additions and subtractions that shaped it.

My practice explores memory, materiality and change. I’m interested in how memory is not fixed but shifts with time, and how materials themselves carry traces, histories and imperfections.

I don’t restrict myself to a single medium. I let the idea determine the form, whether that means paint, collage or assemblage. At the moment I am absorbed in the luminous, fragile qualities of gilding combined with the density of oil paint, though I expect this will evolve again.

Process is central to my work. An idea rarely arrives fully formed. It grows through trial and adjustment until something feels right — a balance between concept and material presence. Each piece holds something of that journey, both deliberate and accidental, which I hope the viewer can sense in the finished work.