Her work is rooted in folklore, myth, nature and symbolism. Drawing on influences from folklore and oral storytelling traditions from her studio in rural Scotland, her practice sits within magical surrealism, holding both light and shadow in equal measure.
Working across painting, mixed media and textile processes, she creates narrative-led pieces that invite slow looking and personal interpretation. Each work carries layered meaning, often incorporating hidden symbols, runes and references to ecological cycles, decay and regeneration.
Her work is not made for gatekeeping or exclusivity. It is made to be felt, recognised and returned to.
Each piece is built as a complete world. These are not decorative works. They are constructed stories, designed to hold attention and reveal themselves over time.
Receive early access to new work, invitations to exhibitions and occasional studio notes.
Curatorial enquiries, exhibition proposals and portfolio requests welcomed for gallery representation and partnership.
Open to thoughtful collaborations with brands and organisations rooted in storytelling, nature and cultural narrative.
Stay informed about upcoming exhibitions, events and new work releases as they are announced.
Development of new narrative-led collections rooted in folklore and ecological cycles
Exhibition opportunities and gallery partnerships
Selected, aligned commissions
Ongoing exploration of mixed media and textile processes
Works are released in considered drops rather than constant output, allowing each piece to hold its own space and context.
For availability, upcoming exhibitions or collaboration enquiries, please get in touch.
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