AboutMy work focuses on endangered species particularly in the UK.
I enjoy creating, screen printing, block printing and ceramics anything with printing patterns onto different mediums. I'm interested in endangered species specifically bees and wildflowers and this is reflected in what I do. I concentrate on the environment with emphasis on the chemical impact of farming and the problems related to the use of pesticides. I use natural dying techniques, organic and recycled materials, in contrast with florescent pigment to show the contradictions and chemical elements throughout the countryside. |
I try and make my products as eco friendly as I can to show I am conscious of my carbon footprint, I gain lots of inspiration from getting outside and walking around Oxfordshire.
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Exhibitions2013 - Exhibited at Oxfordshire school of Art , for Arts Week
2014 - Exhibited Castle Quay shopping centre and The Castle House pub, Banbury 2014 - Exhibited at the Old Fire Station and Blackwells Oxford 2015 - Exhibited Castle Quay shopping centre ,Banbury 2015 - New Designers exhibited in the Jewellery and Contemporary Design Crafts section, at the Business Design Centre London 2016 - Exhibited at the Annie Sloan Shop as part of The Annie Sloan and Friends Arts Week exhibition 2017- Displayed and sold products at The Mill Arts Centre, Banbury 2018 – 2019 - Exhibited at Esty Oxford, Wychwood Forest Fair, Cooges Mannor Farm, Nicholson’s Christmas Fair, Independent Oxford. 2020- Featured in Tatler Magazine April Edition |
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