"Isometric Projection" Painting

I have been creating art in my London studio since 1999. My creative journey began much earlier, in the 1980s, when I worked as a Spatial Designer. In the mid‑1990s I returned to education to deepen my practice, completing a Fine Art degree and a Master’s at the University of Westminster, followed by a teaching qualification from University College London.

I first established myself as an installation artist, exhibiting large‑scale conceptual works across the UK. In 2001, my focus shifted toward painting and assemblage, where I found a more intimate and immediate way to explore form, movement and colour. My work is shaped by the influence of the Modernists and Expressionist art—vivid colour, dynamic flowing lines and intersecting planes come together to create compositions that feel both structured and fluid, offering viewers a kaleidoscopic sense of rhythm and space.

Over the years, I’ve built a strong following on social media and exhibited widely through online galleries, connecting with collectors from around the world. Alongside my studio practice, I am an art educator and have taught young people and adults with learning disabilities since 2000. This work remains central to my belief that creativity should be accessible, empowering and transformative for everyone.