My work is now explores the space between reality and invention and my children are older so I am able to dedicate more time to my painting. I returned to study fine art as a mature student and graduated with a first-class Bachalor’s of Arts’ degree.  I am now also a member of the Society of Women Artists and a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers.  This all helps me remain connected to a wider artistic community that continues to inspire and challenge my work.

For me my painting is a celebration of joy and beauty and the quiet wonder of being alive. I find it a great source of respite.

I want my paintings to bring warmth and happiness into the space. ultimately my aim is to create paintings that are not only visually engaging but emotionally . works that elaborate creation itself and leave a room feeling more alive and more hopeful and filled with joy.