I make art that explores memory, time and experience.

My work explores how we notice and hold moments - how memory lingers in light, objects, figures and spaces. I paint from life, or use found images and family photographs as source material to communicate my own experience of the world: the people and places around me, the plants that fill a space, the small in-between moments that catch my curiosity.

Each painting is a way of paying attention to the quiet, ordinary beauty that connects us all. Subject matter varies but the same motifs often appear, drawn from art history, pop culture and literature. Drawing, painting, collecting and recording things in front of me is the foundation of my work.

Through this process, I try to understand how we live alongside change; our ever-changing relationship with time. How nature persists, and how we as humans keep tending to life even as it alters its form.