About Me

I didn’t take the scenic route into art—I fell sideways into it, paintbrush in one hand, curiosity in the other. No formal training, no tidy syllabus. Just a long-standing fascination with colour and the way it can hold a mood, a memory, or a moment still.

Now I work from my studio in Bristol, where the skies shift like moods and the city hums in the background. My process is part instinct, part quiet chaos—like trying to catch a thought before it disappears. I paint portraits that feel like conversations, landscapes that remember things, and abstract pieces that don’t explain themselves (and don’t need to).

Each piece is a little story told in colour—sometimes loud, sometimes soft, always honest. I make art to make people feel something, even if it’s just the quiet joy of seeing colour do what words can’t.

If you’ve got a question, a thought, or just want to say hi, I’d love to hear from you. I’ll reply once I’ve washed the paint off and remembered where I left my train of thought