PRINTS
These prints gives space, time, care and craft to the often unexamined, or ubiquitous.
The work aims to reconnect people with place, with the past and with nature, which they may have lost sight of in a time of rapid change and disposability.
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MUDLARKING
MUDLARKING
I’ve always been drawn to the quiet, the strange, the unassuming. Through my work, I try to make space for these objects to be seen and admired, reframing the mundane as something beautiful, powerful, and worthy of attention.
My practice—in many ways—began with mudlarking when I moved to London in 2018. In a busy, chaotic city where I knew no one, the river offered me time, space, and a sense of peace. The Thames foreshore became a place of quiet ritual: gently sifting through stones and mud in search of objects that sparked my curiosity.
‘Urchin’ - Silk Screen, Hydra, 2021
Urchin shells hand collected from the salty Mediterranean sea, Hydra, 2021.
Descover Artist Residency, Greece.
