Emerging through large- scale drawings and installation, my work gently contemplates themes of duality, transformation, mortality, and folklore. Representational images of nature tangled together, forming tangible metaphorical allegories. Informed by self reflection, these drawings whisper details about seen or unseen tensions found throughout the natural world and human nature.

Graphite pencil strokes or monochromatic coloured pencil are painstakingly built up, heightening the ephemeral vulnerability of the paper on which each piece resides. Handmade brass nails pierce the paper, embodying the gentle harshness found in nature. These spectral renditions tangle and float together, unknowingly suspended and isolated in no specific space or time.  They are beautiful, strange and precarious, filled with tenderness and self destruction.