About My Work

The blind embossings in Hidden Relationships artwork series were always meant to be partly concealed. That was not a problem to solve. It was part of the meaning of the work.

At first, the embossings can be easy to miss. The cyanotype plant form is what you see first. Move closer and the light begins to catch subtle rises and hollows in the white paper behind it. A [...]

An artist book inspired by a giant Blue Quandong The first time I saw her, I was walking along a track high on the hillside, looking down into the forest. I was still beneath her canopy, and [...]

The exhibition has opened! Seeing the work displayed together for the first time was surreal. For months, I had experienced the work in pieces. I stored finished pieces between sheets of paper [...]

I’ve just published a book. A poetry book. A poetry book about trees. Meet Me in the Forest – Ten Poems About Trees is a small collection of ten poems about trees, place and paying [...]

I didn’t expect gel plate monoprinting to become such a big part of my creative practice. But more than a decade after first trying it, I’m still learning from the process. I’ve been thinking [...]

I’m taking part in this year’s Print Palooza print exchange PX 2026 – a fun brief titled “Animals with Attitude” – excluding creepy crawlies, slimy slithery things! Every [...]

There’s a moment when you stand inside the forest … and look up. Not out. Not ahead. Up. And everything shifts. canopy began with that shift in perspective.

There is beauty in all stages of life. And in death too. My most recent artist book, Mother, celebrates the ancient matriarch standing strong in the paddock behind my studio – albeit in [...]

Some artworks start with an idea. Some an image. This one started with words. My words. Meet Me in the Forest is an artist book built around a poem. A poem of love of place and lived experience.