I am a British born artist-photographer, now based in the Netherlands.

My practice is emotive and reflective. I am motivated by experience, thought processes, and reactions to physical environment both real and imagined. I find the photography project an ideal medium for earnest representation of subject exploration where there is an inevitable blurring of subjectivity and objectivity, experience and experiment, documentary and aesthetic.

I value the Art of the Project, where I can work within a framework that is essentially also limitless; I undertook my master’s degree with this in mind. I hold a Master’s Degree in Photography from the University of Central Lancashire. I also have a BA with honours in Photography from Blackpool. 

I have exhibited works across the UK since 2006, including being selected for The Royal Photographic Society International Print Exhibition 157.

Works include, ‘Toxic Paradise’, a work addressing the difficult task of visually representing psychological abuse. ‘iamBreastfeeding’, was a participatory project spanning 2 years with 57 mothers, considering contemporary constructed ideas of motherhood. ‘The Red Balloon,’ is a project made together with her eldest daughter about her chronic kidney disease. ‘Lockdown – Nature’s Calling’, which is reflecting on how many people turned to nature during the Covid-19 pandemic.