‘It’s what’s on the inside that counts’

‘the first move’

2026

Oil/ oil pastel on canvas board

40 × 40cm

‘the first move’ investigates our internal cycles, rhythms, and movements. Different for some, like clockwork for others. One of the many ways our bodies keeps time. Right from the start of life itself.

‘deviated septum’

2026

Oil on Canvas

50 × 60cm

This piece explores the lucidity and simultaneous symmetry and asymmetry within us, something that becomes particularly present when we have scans and X Rays. There is a mesmeric beauty in our internal structures, be they deviated or not!

‘dysphoric (i) and (i) studies’

2026

Water colour on paper

A3

Many of us suffer, or know someone that suffers with reproductive/hormonal conditions. Until far too recently these conditions, often dismissed as ‘women’s troubles’, have been under appreciated and under researched. Thankfully, things are changing slowly but surely.

These are the first two pieces in a series I am currently working on inspired by the NHS adding PMDD to their website A-Z. I wanted to create pieces that reframe the female reproductive organs in a positive and powerful light. Although they can cause such mental and physical pain, they are also a force to be reckoned with.Their complexity, beauty, and uniqueness is something that I find awe inspiring.

‘tympanic membrane (eardrum) in blue’

2026 (commission)

Oil on Canvas

50.5 × 75 cm

This piece pays homage to the small, thin membrane within the inner ear that has such a vast impact on our lives- by allowing us to hear sound. Though smaller than a coin, it’s intricacies and meandering forms are captivating and unique.

‘biliary bloom’

2026

Oil on paper

A4

The Biliary System’s role is to produce, store and move bile to help our body digest and clear waste.

Inspired by an image of the biliary nerve on an MRI scan, I wanted to portray it’s floral and somewhat aquatic quality. I found the mark making process truly mesmerising, especially when considering fluidity.

‘amygdala i’ and ‘amygdala ii’

2026

Mixed media Lino print on paper

A3

The Amygdala is a core component of the limbic system. It acts as the brain's primary alarm system, regulating emotional responses (especially fear, anxiety, and aggression) and driving survival instincts

I wanted to explore this tiny part of our brain that causes us to feel so much, particularly fear, and re imagine this cross section of the brain as a beautiful, euphoric landscape. I found this process cathartic as someone who deals with anxiety.

‘deviated septum study’

2026

Oil on paper

20 x 20 cm

This landscape explores the texture, fluidity and mesmeric shapes from a scan of my brother’s deviated septum.

'you just need thicker skin' (1 of 4) 2026 Lino print A3

I wanted to recreate the mesmerising patterns of skin cells when seen under a microscope. Slight movement, blurry in parts- like a sample in a laboratory. I’ve often been told I need a thicker skin and have been thinking a lot about what that would physically mean rather than just the saying. I found printing these quite cathartic. Sometimes I think I have a thick skin, sometimes it feels ‘thin’. We are so much more than just our thoughts- quite literally, we are trillions of skin cells!
'you just need thicker skin' (2 of 4) 2026 Lino print, A3
'you just need thicker skin' (3 of 4) 2026 Lino print A3
'you just need thicker skin' (4 of 4) 2026 Lino print A3

‘transverse colon’

2026

Oil

40 × 40 cm

This piece explores the simultaneous symmetry and asymmetry within our bodies; the colon is always depicted as an organic, meandering form, yet inside it there are almost perfect triangles.