Artist.

I am a London born artist and photographer – I use my art and photography as an outlet or reaction. I am passionate about access to the arts and how it can help people express, create a voice, or enhance wellbeing. My work is often autobiographical and extremely emotive, much of what I create is rooted in my own lived experience; using visual language to make sense of the reactions, and stories that shape me.

I’m drawn to how we see ourselves and how we imagine others see us. My work regularly explores themes such as body image, neurodiversity, life-altering transitions, infertility and the internal narratives we carry—self-doubt, self-deprecation, and the origins of our beliefs about who we are. 

I didn’t get on with school and couldn’t get into art college so – I have travelled the world, worked for many charity organisations and on projects in foreign countries until I went back to education and college as a mature student which lead to a degree in science and technology policy, after which I worked in publishing for NewScientist magazine for many years. After I had my (long awaited) daughter, I moved from London to Norwich. I am now an established specialist photographer and artist – socially engaged artist practitioner, sit on the Norfolk and Suffolk Culture Board’s wellbeing group.

Neurodiverse thinker.

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