For me, creativity is a need, a refuge and a means of communication.

 

My work is made in moments of energy and periods of rest and reflection. I like to experiment but have to adapt my art according to the boundaries imposed by my health.

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I am inspired by nature, literature and human vulnerability but like to inject a little humour into some of my work for some light relief. I hope my art connects to its viewers and sparks curiosity, emotions and moments of joy.

 

​I particularly enjoy drawing and painting animals and I try to capture the individual spirit of each creature.

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I really admire their beauty, resilience and ability to adapt.​Art (my own and other artist’s) helps me to thrive rather than just survive.

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