Works on Paper

Eco-mythology serves as both metaphor and lived practice in my artistic work, guiding me to explore the reciprocal relationship between inner landscapes and the natural world. Just as ancient myths used nature to illuminate human experience, I draw on ecological narratives to understand personal transformation, resilience, and interconnection—recognising that the stories we tell about environmental regeneration or depletion often mirror our own internal cycles of growth and renewal. 

My art-making process itself embodies this reciprocity: as I give attention and care to materials and imagery, they reveal unexpected meanings and possibilities in return, teaching me about patience, adaptation, and the collaborative nature of creation. This exchange relies deeply on intuition—trusting the non-verbal wisdom that emerges when I listen to both the materials and the natural world, allowing insights to surface that rational thought alone cannot access. 

Through this practice, I seek to cultivate narratives that honour both the literal urgency of our ecological relationships and the metaphorical wisdom that nature offers for navigating personal and collective transformation, understanding that tending to one inevitably nourishes the other.