The Journey: How Art Becomes Emotion

Art isn’t just colour or texture to me, it is a conversation. A moment that reaches deep into us and our emotions. Each of my creations begins in that unknown, the space ‘in-between’ where feelings and ideas collide. It’s a space where what’s imperfect, transforms into something beautiful and stories are born layer by layer.

My process is intuitive and unpredictable. I build up the layers that cannot always control, and often choose not to. I let the paint blend with water, I let coffee freely interact with inks, using canvas, wood or paper. These raw, textured moments are where the soul of each piece emerges—imperfect and full of life.

It is not only the inner journey and the inner dialogue that inspires me. Nature’s whispers: the patterns made by waves, the light flickering through trees, or the stillness of an open field are always finding their way into my work. These quiet moments are a reminder to slow down and be present in the moment.

I hope that my paintings do more than decorate walls. I hope they will become part of your story,  bringing the sense of connection, calm, or inspiration to your space.

Because when art becomes emotion, it creates
a bond—between the piece, the artist, and you.


The Journey So Far

  • 2023:

    • Fronteer Gallery, Sheffield, Abstract, group exhibition

    • Scarborough Art Gallery, East Coast Open, group exhibition

    • Hause a Rest, Barriers (Issue 40, Exhibition, and Zine)

    • Picturesque Framing and Gallery, Scarborough, Soft Focus, solo exhibition

    • Kreiva Gallery, Bridlington, Magic + Miracles and New Beginnings, group exhibitions

  • 2022:

    • The Holy Art Gallery, virtual exhibition and 160 screens across London, Art on Loop, group exhibition

    • Gallery One962, virtual group exhibition

  • 2021:

    • M.A.D.S Art Gallery, Italy and Spain, The World Revolves Around Me
      (International Mixed Reality Art Exhibition), group exhibition

    • Koda Coffee, Scarborough, solo exhibition

    • Art contributions to zines produced by SeaFilm Scarborough
      (Programming and Event Organisation)


A Presence in Space

Art exists beyond the studio.

These visuals explore where it might live—a quiet presence in space, becoming part of everyday moments.