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‘Painting - A Changed Environment’
Two of my works have been selected for this group exhibition, reflecting on how artists respond to the landscapes around us. Through contemporary painting, it examines changing ideas of beauty, ecology, and sustainability, as well as themes of place, memory, and identity, revealing how connections to the natural world can inspire both understanding and hope.
Read moreI greatly enjoyed exhibiting with Winsor Birch who provided the perfect home for my work at their Little Gallery in Marlborough. Windswept inspired some beautiful words that live on beyond the physical exhibition.
Read moreThree of my works have been selected for this online exhibition curated around the individual and collective response to the environment represented in landscape painting today.
Read moreI am honoured to have received The Nancy Graham Memorial Book Award, a prize for the concertina book I made from my Sailing Residency ‘Beyond Boundaries’.
Read moreThe Wilderness Art Collective 2023 group show ‘Changing Landscape’ draws together work from 27 artists making up the Wilderness Art Collective. Form in 2018, WAC’s members’ work discusses the natural world.
Read moreThree of my peat based monotypes have been selected alongside text by writer Leonie Charlton in the 22nd Issue of The Dark Mountain Project.
Read moreA musician and an artist connecting to nature in a single day. The Wonderland project is a creative collaboration between a singer-songwriter (Kate Ellis) and a visual artist (Geraldine van Heemstra), using music, art and nature to inspire change.
Read moreTwenty-two multi disciplinary artists present a circular artwork response chain, taking the viewer on a revelatory journey through poetry, painting, textile, sound, fictions, animation, projection, sculpture, photography and mixed media.
Read moreMATERIALS & PROCESS brings together four artists whose distinctive material visual languages find common ground in their experimental process driven techniques, that are influenced by their respective life experiences and interests.
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Artists from the Wilderness Art Collective presented ‘Wilderness for the Mind’, an online exhibition highlighting the connection between nature and mental wellbeing at this strange and unprecedented time. The show included paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, collage, weavings, photography, video and installations, with daily interviews, studio visits and artist demonstrations.
Read moreDelighted to have been selected as a finalist at the Signature Art Prize 2019/20.
Read moreI am delighted that my work has been selected for The Clifford Chance exhibition “Postgraduate Printmaking in London 2019: A Survey of London Art Colleges”.
Read moreI’ve been invited to give a talk at Plymouth University’s Walkings New Movements Conference
Read moreThe Royal Geographical Society, London, September 2019
An installation at the art exhibition, LANDLINES, curated by, and showcasing artists from The Wilderness Art Collective and supporting The Wilderness Foundation UK. The Wilderness Art Collective is a non-profit group of creative, artists, explorers and environmentalists whose work discusses the natural world.
MA Graduation Show, City & Guilds London Artschool, September 2019
This body of work reflects my deep connection with the natural world through the practice of walking. Drawing and sound devices created from found objects become extension of my body, recording the intangibility of the elements.
Winds May Blow, Storms May Rage, Yet The Echeneis Controls Their Fury, 2018, watercolour monotype, 20 x 33cm
An exhibition on visual imagination and the creative brain.
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I will be exhibiting with The Wilderness Art Collective at the Exhibition LANDLINES.
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My Dream Jar can be found outside the Barbican Centre.
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This limited edition boxed-set contains 10 signed and numbered original prints.
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