My painting practice explores the sensory and relational qualities of paint and surface.

I paint in the space between remembrance and fiction, where an experience can be sensed without becoming a fixed image or story. Working intuitively, I allow colour, rhythm, and the movement of paint to guide this exploration. I add paint and then remove it, building and stripping back the surface.

Ultimately, I am interested in what remains when a memory has lost its details but retains its atmosphere, a fleeting sense of somewhere, or something, half-remembered.

I hold a Bachelor of Fine Art with Honours in Painting and Art History from Chelsea College of Art & Design, London, and a Research Master’s in Painting from the Royal College of Art, London. I live and work on Yugambeh Country, in Tamborine, Queensland.

*Exhibition history available on request.