ABOUT

My practice transforms industrial waste and earth into textured, sculptural paintings. I collect discarded materials as traces of human behaviour, what we consume, reject and leave behind in natural environments. I transform them as a way of looking at what remains: the residue of our actions and the emotional residue we carry within ourselves.

I bring industrial and geological matter together, blurring the boundaries between the natural and the artificial, destruction and creation. The materials accumulate, erode and change, becoming skins that hold memory and time. Rooted in an alchemical process, I work through earth, water, fire and air as active forces of transformation. The work is not about representing change, but allowing matter to change.