My art is inspired by the quiet power of the coast, where light dances, water moves, and stillness can be felt even in motion. Rooted in nature and guided by feeling, I paint from a place of deep connection to the sea, to self, and to the spaces in between.

I was born in Broadstairs, a small seaside town in Kent, England, where I grew up by the ocean. From an early age, I was moved by the rhythm and mood of the sea, its quiet strength, shifting light, and ever-changing movement. That connection continues to shape my creative voice.

Now based in Geelong, Victoria, Australia, I paint oil on canvas, drawing from both photographs and memory. I’ve lived in London, Cambridge and Norwich, painting for five years before relocating with my family. I’m also a general practitioner and a mother, roles that call for presence, care, and resilience. Painting offers me a space for stillness and reflection. It allows me to slow down, connect with nature, and move through life more lightly and mindfully.

Through my work, I hope to share the sense of calm and connection that painting gives me, capturing not just the view, but the feeling of being near the water.