Welcome

I'm a multi-disciplinary artist working from my studio in Peverell, Plymouth. My practice is rooted in printmaking, where I explore a range of processes including monoprinting, lithography, and etching. Much of my work begins with drawing and photography, and I often let ideas develop across different mediums—what I discover in one process informs the next.

During my MA in Printmaking at Arts University Plymouth, my research led me to incorporate digital techniques into my traditional print practice. I now create laser-cut printing plates from my own photographs and drawings, which I use in combination with collagraph or 3D methods to build up richly layered prints. This fusion of digital and handmade reflects my interest in depth, texture, and materiality.

Walking is central to my creative process. I’m drawn to the overlooked natural spaces tucked away within the city—urban edgelands, patches of wild growth, and traces of nature reclaiming the built environment. I observe how these places are used, forgotten, or transformed, and how they reflect broader environmental cycles. The resilience of weeds, the constant rhythm of birth and decay, and the quiet stories held in surfaces and layers—these are recurring themes in my work. I often reuse ‘waste’ prints to create artists’ books, sculptural forms, and 3D experiments.

Upcoming Workshop
I’m running a one-day workshop at RAMP, Royal William Yard, from 10am–4pm on Saturday, July 12th. We’ll be using gelli plates to create our own unique papers, then transforming them into small stitched booklets, concertinas, and pamphlets.
👉 [Get tickets here]

I'm also a Co-Director of CAMP (Contemporary Art Membership Platform), and a member of A-N and VASW (Visual Arts South West).

https://www.camp-membership.org/join-camp-mn/