About

Before fully devoting my time to creative practise in 2018, I gained a Master of Arts degree and a PhD in Psychology, and worked as an academic in Australian and UK universities.

My MA involved the study of both Art History and Aesthetics, and during my Doctoral research I also studied life drawing under the notable Australian artist, the late David Wilson (a finalist in the highly competitive and prestigious ‘Dobell Drawing Prize’ in Australia) at the Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney.

The scope of my work is broad. My creative impulse runs on the parallel themes of pure abstraction, as well as the more traditional expression of capturing the landscape around me. I’m fascinated by abstract shapes and form, as well as how colour can impact our emotions.