I am currently pursuing an evolving body of work tracing growth, memory, and the quiet unfolding of form through bloom, cloth, and nature’s wild residents. Formed in 7 collections spanning past and future work from 2023 going forward.

Ultimately, my work is an act of reclamation and a declaration of survival. I carry the uncompromised creative energy of generations before me ~ the structural eye of my sculptor grandfather, the precision of my dressmaker mother & engineer father. The bold, expansive spirit of my uncle, whose sunken London garden and floral etchings first ignited my obsession with flowers at about the age of 11 lives on in every piece.

Having looked finality in the eye both as a child fleeing a civil war and as an adult surviving a terminal prognosis, I refuse to paint quietly or small. My latest massive watercolours exhibited in West Sussex in August 2026, and the luminous gilded grounds that form part of my “Of Petal and Wing’ series that is still in progress, are a distilled celebration of breath, resilience, and momentum. Hopefully they will stand as a testament to a life fiercely lived, and serve as a permanent, tangible visual inheritance of strength, beauty, and ancestral pride intentionally left behind for my daughters. Thank you for looking at my website today.

Work In Progress and Future Collections in early and research stages:

Of Petal and Wing ~ in progress ~ A meeting of the grounded and the fleeting, where bloom and flight share the same frame.

Cloth, Bloom, Memory ~ in progress ~ A cathartic collection shaped by pattern and inheritance, where fabric and bloom carry what endures in memory.

The Persistence Of Bloom ~ ‘Vanitas’ an argument of hope against doom.