I am an award-winning artist based in South-East London. I create figurative monotypes and paintings on aluminium that explore identity, sexuality, the psyche, and the experiences of women, including my own. My work reinterprets outward appearances through expressive mark-making, encouraging viewers to see themselves in the subjects and find resonance in the familiar and the reimagined.

I work from life, found film photography and my own self-portrait photos. Each monotype begins with a feeling, which I follow freely, embracing the speed constraints and unpredictability of the monoprinting process to ‘paint with print’ and push against conventional ideas of perfection. Intuitive mark-making, expressive movements, and ‘mistakes’ are all integral to my approach: ink can smear, lines can bleed, and the mirrored image can look entirely different from the painted plate. By exploring my own experience through artistic introspection, I aim to empower others to see themselves in new ways, outside of the personal, familial, and societal expectations to conform to traditional gender roles, authority, and power dynamics.

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My work has been exhibited at The Royal Society, the Royal Scottish Academy,  and the Royal Society of British Artists Bicentennial Exhibition. I have been awarded the A-N Freelands Foundation Grant, the Hesketh Hubbard Bursary, the Eaton Fund Grant, the RBS Hahnemühle Fine Art Award, and the Intaglio Southbank Printmakers Prize. In 2023, I was also selected as a finalist of the ACS Studio Prize and The Margate Art Prize, judged by Tracey Emin. Most recently, I was named the winner of Sky Portrait Artist of the Year 2025. I hold an MA (Distinction) in Multi-Disciplinary Printmaking from the University of the West of England.