My concern with spatial awareness, is evident within my work, which continually plays with conventional ideas about spaces. My paintings look at perspective, composition and structure and are inspired by Brutalist architecture. My interest in architecture is something which I have continuously been captivated by, particularly the powerful structures and materials of these building. I constantly refine my compositions to create spaces which highlight the hidden beauty of buildings that would often be overlooked. By isolating them from their original surroundings, I want to direct the viewer to the pure shapes, forms and lines that are at the heart of Brutalist architecture.

Each painting is developed from a series of drawings, which have all been made from multiple viewpoints. Working in this way allows me to constantly explore the different ways in which I can portray a site that I have investigated.

My aim is to immerse the viewer in the work, allowing them to walk freely in and around it. My main intention is to alter a place by creating a new space within it, causing the viewer to question their perception of their own experience of the space.