Living in Innellan on the South Cowal peninsula, I am surrounded by coastline and forestry — ancient landscapes traced with shifting markers of past and present lives. These places are a generous and enduring source of inspiration. 
As a multi-disciplinary artist and workshop practitioner, my practice is rooted in experimentation across diverse techniques, and enriched by working with others. 
My studio is home to “Betty,” my electric kiln, and “Gilda,” my Gunning printing press. All materials are ethically sourced; porcelain clay and sterling silver are recycled to ensure nothing goes to waste. 
Current projects include natural plant dyes (Seed – Plant – Share), local fleece and natural dye textiles (From Fleece to Felt), saltwater-fixed analogue photography (Salt Water Lumens), and wood lithography (Mokolitho). Each reflects my commitment to connecting materials, place, and people through research, making and collaboration. ​