In this collection of figures the artist takes inspiration from memories of past traumatic experience. It explores how the body reacts to traumatic experience.

In this series the artist uses construction materials, such as cement and steel to produce raw architectural sculptures. The works are reminiscent of the Brutalist movement of the 1950’s and inspired by derelict spaces in London.

In this series the artist uses the repetitive application of circular stencils and coloured acrylic paint to create abstract paintings on found cardboard.

The works in the Painted Wall collection were created by layering multiple coats of coloured paint which is then sanded and scratched, exposing patches of colour from the layers beneath. The uncovering of what lies beneath the surface reflects on how each of us retain memories over time.

The artist uses coloured wax in this collection to create abstract works. Each piece has been made by dripping molten wax, giving an unusual texture and the impression of movement.

In each of the paintings within this series the artist uses black paint with the addition of small amounts of colour. The intensity of the darkness varies with the amount of light cast over the textured surfaces that reveals the subtle undertones of colour.