Painting Practice

Before diving into painting, I studied History of Art at the University of York and earned a diploma from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. I have worked with leading cultural institutions and galleries, always with the belief that art should be accessible to all.

My paintings are informed by this background—rooted in scholarship, but always expressed in a joyful, approachable, and contemporary way. In 2017, I moved from England to Paris—a pivotal moment in my artistic journey.

I believe fine art should not be intimidating: it should invite curiosity, spark conversations, and enrich everyday life.

Philosophy and Mission: Art for All

At the heart of my practice is a simple but powerful belief: art should be for everyone.

This philosophy drives not only my paintings, but also my hand-decorated candles and linocut cards. By creating original artworks, functional art objects, and accessible printed materials, I aim to break down barriers and invite more people into the world of art.

Creative Process

My approach to painting is intuitive, layered, and hands-on.

I often work on multiple canvases at once, allowing colour, form, and gesture to evolve naturally across a collection. Using a mixture of acrylic paint, inks, and mixed-media techniques, I explore themes of identity, memory, heritage, and resilience.

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