I work with a range of materials and elements that are led by the ideas that inform the works. These range from large-scale site-specific landscape pieces, to small self-referential pieces that belong in the hand.

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My early work involved altering pieces of furniture and using domestic allegories to explore ideas of place and identity. These themes, continued to evolve in later abstract pieces, which I began to site in the landscape, often borrowing from the landscape, by placing elements to become part of the ‘whole’. 

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My ongoing interest in Philosophy and Physics, that questions the fabric of the world we inhabit, ‘what we are’ and ‘what we are in’ has played a large part of my development, where recurring themes of seeds, and the fascination of internal and external space of objects have often led my enquiry.

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In recent works I have turned my focus inward to question further an understanding of what it is that we see, and 'what we are'.

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Alongside the handling and shaping objects, which can involve long processes, I have always held a passion for the immediacy and sensitivity of drawing, with its freedom and focus of mark making in space. Often leading to being on an edge, where a work could easily be lost with one move.