Artist.
I am a London born artist and I use my art 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.
My work regularly explores themes such as body image, neurodiversity, life-altering transitions, infertility and the internal narratives we carry.
History: I didn’t get on with school and couldn’t get into art college, so – I ended up learning on the job, travelled the world, worked for many charity organisations on projects in foreign countries – until I went back to education and college in UK 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. A long awaited daughter prompted a move from London to Norwich. I am now an award winning artist – socially engaged artist practitioner, sit on culture boards and campaign to make art and culture accessible to everyone.
Neurodiverse thinker.
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