I make handmade recycled paper using junk mail, office waste, newspapers, craft paper and restaurant cutlery packets, turning them into surfaces that carry both texture and memory. Each sheet is individually crafted in the mould, hand coloured and mixed in the vat. Through experimentation and various techniques I enjoy pushing the medium as far as it can go.

I am drawn to the tension between the controlled and the organic, the drama between our built environment and the natural world. Digital photographs of architecture, powerlines and suburban icons sit against the loose unpredictability of handmade paper. Each medium plays off the other in a delicate balance.

Every piece is unique.

Made slowly. Made by hand.

Created to help you see the ordinary from a different perspective.

I am an artist led by curiosity, drawn to experimentation and the endless possibilities of different materials and ideas. My practice moves fluidly between mediums and concepts, following instinct rather than permanence, and each body of work becomes a chapter in an ongoing creative evolution. Because I rarely stay in one place for long, collections often exist only briefly before making way for new explorations.

The works shown below are part of older collections, traces of where the journey has been, and the ideas that shaped it at the time.