I’ve always wanted to be a painter. I went to art college, lost my nerve, and built a career in graphic and web design, eventually moving into marketing management for many years. It worked, but it never felt like what I was meant to be doing.

A few years ago, I read an article about living in a way that aligns with who you really are. It made me reflect on the next chapter of my life and realise that painting had always been where I felt most myself. Picking up my brushes again felt both natural and overdue, and it brought a genuine sense of joy back into my life.

My work centres on colour, light and atmosphere across landscapes, flowers and figures. I want my paintings to carry a mood and feel alive in a room, the kind of work that becomes a focal point and reveals more over time.

I am always working on new paintings, exploring ideas and developing collections. I have a strong interest in interiors and have found an audience for my work among interior designers and collectors looking for confident use of colour.