Transpiring through large scale drawings and installation, my work gently contemplates themes of control, impermanence and biophilia. I draw representational images of nature and man made objects, tangled together. They form metaphorical allegories that reflect on the dualities, seen or unseen, in the environment and our humanity.  

It is an intuitive process responding from personal exploration to create a tangible and visual narrative. The materiality of building up single graphite pencil strokes or monochromatic coloured pencil on paper, elevate the ephemeral vulnerability of each piece.    While the handmade brass nails, partially exposed through the paper, are a reminder of 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.