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Acrylic, collage and found objects in Scottish souvenir matchboxes
68 x 53 cm
2026
I am fundamentally a landscape artist, driven by a desire to explore and record our continually shifting relationship with the environment we inhabit. The places I visit are not simply backdrops; they are active participants in the work, holding stories of change, use, neglect and renewal. My practice is rooted in observation, walking, gathering and revisiting, allowing time for a deeper understanding of place to emerge.
Sustainability sits at the heart of my work, both conceptually and materially. I rarely use virgin materials. Instead, I work with what has already lived a life — objects that have been discarded, altered by weather, or left behind through human activity. These materials are remade, recycled or repurposed, becoming integral to the work rather than incidental. Their previous histories matter as much as the images and narratives they help to form.
Acrylic, collage and found objects in Scottish souvenir matchboxes
68 x 53 cm
2026
I am fundamentally a landscape artist, driven by a desire to explore and record our continually shifting relationship with the environment we inhabit. The places I visit are not simply backdrops; they are active participants in the work, holding stories of change, use, neglect and renewal. My practice is rooted in observation, walking, gathering and revisiting, allowing time for a deeper understanding of place to emerge.
Sustainability sits at the heart of my work, both conceptually and materially. I rarely use virgin materials. Instead, I work with what has already lived a life — objects that have been discarded, altered by weather, or left behind through human activity. These materials are remade, recycled or repurposed, becoming integral to the work rather than incidental. Their previous histories matter as much as the images and narratives they help to form.