I am a printmaker based on the Surrey/Berkshire border, exploring our relationship with landscape in the Anthropocene.  Living in a country where human activity has shaped almost every square mile, I am interested in how assumptions of ownership, control and access are embedded in our attitudes towards land.

My work invites viewers to reconsider their position within the landscape by imagining alternative points of view and question what it feels like to be in a landscape that is not ours.  I explore how a fuller understanding of place can emerge when human and ecological histories and processes are considered together.

I begin with my own connection to place developed through walking, sketching, and occasionally printing in the landscape, alongside secondary research. In the studio, I use a range of printmaking techniques to develop images as part of an ongoing process of enquiry. I am particularly drawn to the ways different printmaking processes generate a range of marks and textures that echo the complexity of the landscape itself and therefore employ a range of printmaking techniques. Alongside editioned prints, I also create large, site-specific collaged works incorporating stitch as well as print.

My aim is not to present an idealised version of nature, or a human arcadia, but to make visible the multifaceted, more-than-human character of place and to unsettle the idea that humans are central within it.

You can watch a 5 minute film about my practice.  

This was made for the final unit of MA Fine Art at Central Saint Martins in spring 2024.

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I featured in the March 2026 Handprinted 'Meet the Maker' blog.