My art is constantly evolving but almost always involves a photographic process. My images are primarily about pattern, rhythm and texture, and range from representational photographs of the natural world, through to abstract pieces; some purely aesthetic, others are driven by real world events.

My current interests lie with utilising Polaroid instant film to produce original prints from iPhone photos and other digital files. Polaroids have an aesthetic all of their own; slightly soft with exaggerated colours and a high gloss finish. There’s something magical about an image produced by a chemical process. The same image can turn out differently every time, and that’s part of the appeal — the unexpected and the haphazard means that every picture is unique.

I am also drawn to abstract pattern and texture and make photographic images of magnified details that might otherwise have remained unseen. Work from my latest projects will be on display.

I work from a studio space at Bevere Gallery on the outskirts of Worcester and my studio is open year-round for visitors to see where and how I work, to view works in progress and completed artwork. Please get in touch if you’d like to arrange a studio visit.