Art Collections
Each series begins with a feeling, something I am trying to understand, or sit with, or see more clearly. Colour is always the starting point.
What follows is the painting.
Human Touch 2026
Pink, the Colour of Intricacy
Intricate, layered, and easy to underestimate
Pink was the colour I kept returning to while sketching hands. Much like our hands, pink is simultaneously delicate and complex. It has dressed aristocracy and challenged governments, symbolised innocence in one era and rebellion in the next. A colour with a history as layered and nuanced as the 27 bones held inside a human palm.
I choose soft pinks to reflect the delicate and the tender beneath the complex. Just as our hands carry extraordinary intricacy without ever announcing it, soft pink holds its depth quietly — asking nothing of you except that you slow down long enough to notice it
Reflections in Water 2025
Green the Colour of Nature
Harmonious, balanced and easy on the eye
When the landscape is green, we know there is plenty is life. So naturally, green played a central role in these summer paintings which study the reflections in water.
The greens selected are not flat or singular green, but something alive to reflect the distorted water reflections into something elusive, still and always moving. The shimmer of light dancing across leaves, the deep shadow of the canopy reflected back in the water below, the brief, brilliant moment when sun and surface meet.
Each painting in this collection is rooted in a real, observed place in Little Venice, London, a harmonious and balanced sanctuary in the heart of central London, I studied the scenes in watercolours first.
“When we think of green, we almost immediately associate it with nature.
Nature is abundant with green because chlorophyll in plants reflects the green light. Ironically, it is the green light that they cannot absorb,”
Collectable Fine Art Prints
Signed & Printed in London
