My work explores the intersection of memory, observation, and narrative through contemporary watercolour painting. I bring storytelling elements into my paintings, embedding clues and subtle visual cues that invite viewers to construct their own narratives and interpretations.

Photography serves as the foundation of my practice. I work both spontaneously and deliberately, capturing candid moments alongside carefully staged compositions that explore light, form, and spatial relationships. Through watercolour glazing techniques, I build translucent layers that create atmospheric depth, allowing visual narratives to emerge through a meditative, time-intensive process.

In my current body of work, Portraits of Artists, I turn outward to explore the practices of fellow artists and reveal the faces behind their work. I begin with studio visits, where informal conversations allow me to photograph authentic, unposed moments—the subtle, intimate instances when art truly emerges. Back in my studio, I select and digitally combine these images as a foundation for hand-painted sketches on watercolour boards. This series celebrates my artist community, sharing their stories and the human side of artistic creation, while asking: where does the artist end, and the art begin?

At its core, my practice investigates presence and perception—the fleeting gestures, subtle expressions, and overlooked beauty that constitute lived experience. By transforming ephemeral moments into sustained visual contemplation, my work invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between art and life, observation and creation, the ordinary and the profound.