I am a UK-based artist on a journey through the abstract harmonies of nature, universe and soul.

My earlier career as an environmental consultant took me across some of the world’s most extreme and beautiful landscapes — from the Arctic Circle to the deserts of Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan, and projects across Lake Baikal, North Sea, Ukraine, Canada, France, shaping a deep sensitivity to natural systems, balance, and transformation.

Painting came to me later in life, first as a way through pain — a quiet practice that became something much larger. I create abstract compositions by guiding the movement of fluid paint across the canvas. Colour and form interact through both deliberate control and organic flow. 

I have a strong connection with Watts Gallery and its celebration of creativity with purpose. After years as a member, I began volunteering there and later joined the Watts Creative Circle — a cohesive and supportive group, bringing together artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines. 

Alongside my studio practice, I create commissioned work, taking time to understand each person’s story, space, and vision. My aim is to create pieces that resonate not only visually, but emotionally.

I believe what we put into the world comes back to us – that’s why I strive to create with care, empathy and intention. My current body of work, including my first solo exhibition Resonance, explores connection — to nature, to people, and to the present moment. Through colour, texture, and flow, something meaningful takes shape.