My work is deeply rooted in an exploration of the ever-changing landscape, reflecting on its transformations through the seasons, the interplay of light, and the forces of weather and climate. I am particularly inspired by the rich coastal terrain of Wales, where the ebb and flow of the land and sea serve as recurring themes in my practice. My recent etching work delves into the transient, intangible qualities of the sea and weather patterns, capturing their ephemeral essence. Previously, my collagraph prints investigated the intricate visual structures of viruses and the delicate forms of flowering plants.
I hold a Fine Art degree from Cardiff University and have worked extensively as a lecturer in film and photography, as well as a freelance film and video maker. My creative journey has included diverse projects, such as a solo photography exhibition at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and serving as Director of Photography for Rose’s Last Train, an award-winning 16mm short film showcased on Sky Channel UK and at prestigious festivals, including Cannes, France International Women’s Film Festival, and the Miami International Short Film Festival.
My corporate video work spans collaborations with notable clients such as Welsh National Opera, The Prince’s Foundation for Children & The Arts, Beyond the Border: Wales International Storytelling Festival, and Rathbone Cymru. Each project reflects my commitment to capturing the unique interplay between subject, narrative, and visual storytelling.
