The Story Behind the Art

I create textured wall art by hand.​ My practice is grounded in the experience of discovery. The works often appear simple or minimal at first glance but reward sustained attention. As time is spent with them, layers of labour, variation, and subtle complexity begin to surface. Across drawing, stitching, plaster, grid systems and UV-printed images, I’m interested in how perception shifts through duration. A stitched drawing reveals hours of handwork. A grid exposes hundreds of small deviations. A still surface becomes turbulent up close. An abstract image reveals itself into a specific place. Rather than delivering everything immediately, the work allows meaning to unfold at an individual pace. Each encounter is slightly different depending on how long it is viewed and what is noticed. In this way, the work is less about a single fixed image and more about how attention operates, how looking itself becomes the art of noticing.