As a child, I would get lost in the creative process, spending hours painting or whiling away an afternoon in the shed making things out of wood. Those moments, seemingly insignificant then, led me through an unexpected journey – a career and PhD in physics – before I found my way back to art.
My paintings are invitations to pause and notice – to find meaning in the everyday moments that might otherwise pass us by. I’m drawn to subjects that carry quiet significance: the way sunlight transforms a familiar scene, how an ordinary object can unexpectedly hold a whole world of memory and time, or how a landscape can reflect something deeper.
I work from a small garden studio in Oxfordshire, exploring how colour, light, and composition can reveal the subtle stories of our surroundings – and invite you to see the familiar with fresh eyes.
Short Bio
I’m an Oxfordshire-based painter who finds meaning in the everyday. After a career and PhD in physics, I returned to art, drawn to subjects that carry quiet significance — the way sunlight transforms a familiar scene, or how an ordinary object can suddenly hold a whole world of memory and time.