I focus on the spaces in between the physical forms of the urban and industrial landscape, using a bright contrasting palette to accentuate the flowing shapes. The shapes, lines and composition of my work have stemmed from architectural environments associated with water, especially swimming pools, lakes and the sea. My practice was inspired initially by my love of swimming. More recently, I have focussed on the flow of movement through architectural and industrial spaces, with an expansion of my colour palette.

I recreate my experiences of particular places by recording, using drawing and photography, then remembering and re-imagining, both visually and emotionally. I aim to transfer these experiences into a more interactive environment for the viewer, and to initiate movement around the exhibited work as well the imagery within.

I usually construct a set of drawings, extracting the shapes and lines from initial sketches before starting to paint, looking at the spaces between the physical forms. I use this as a process to develop the most interesting compositions, that I can translate into cohesive abstracts. Presently, I have enjoyed using a wider range of materials, including glosses, varnishes and spray paints to create different textures and to further insinuate movement. My finished work uses the media of painting on canvas or wood, screen printing and painted sculptural installations.