Through my work I am exploring the world as I observe and experience it. With a background in heritage, I am drawn to places marked by time: historic architecture, forgotten spaces, and the quietly persistent presence of the past. I’m fascinated by how these places hold memories and stories, and how they connect with the present.

Through figurative drawing and printmaking, I focus on capturing the details of the world around me, from the architecture to the human form. I look for marks left by time—whether it’s a weathered wall or the subtle lines of the human body—and use those to create work that feels tied to both history and today.

I want my art to connect with people in a way that makes them think about the spaces they occupy, the things they see, and the stories that have shaped them.