Art has always been my way of expressing myself. Even as a child, creativity called to me, though it didn’t always come easily. Over time, that spark grew into a passion and I have been a practising artist for over 10 years.
From home décor and ceramics to upcycling and crafts, I’ve found countless ways to bring beauty into the world. Art isn’t just a hobby, it’s a way of life filled with endless possibilities.
Living with an autoimmune condition means taking each day as it comes. Some days I create freely, others I have to slow down, especially with a toddler in tow. But no matter what, art remains my constant source of joy and expression.
Last year I discovered a new spark through ceramics. There’s something deeply grounding and fulfilling about working with my hands, being able to shape, mold and bring ideas to life in a tangible form. The process is both calming and energising, and it lets me play, explore, and follow my instincts wherever they lead.
I’ve always felt a bit different, and over time I’ve come to embrace that uniqueness, it’s what drives my creativity. Making art, especially with my hands through my new love of ceramics, brings me true joy. Each piece is more than decoration; it’s made to uplift, inspire, and reflect the fun, expressive side of life.
In recent years, I’ve exhibited across the North West and was proud to be a wild card on Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year. These experiences have deepened my passion for sharing art with others.
Every piece I create is a part of me, and I hope it brings a little extra sparkle to your day.
Here are some past images of my solo and group exhibitions to give you a taste of what I’ve created artistically.
