A linocut is a hand-carved relief print made by cutting into linoleum, rolling ink across the surface, and pressing paper against it. It’s tactile and meditative - each impression carries the mark of its making.

Yes - I welcome conversations with collectors, curators, and those seeking personal commissions. You can reach me through my contact page to share your ideas.

Giving back is central to how I create and teach art. I run a quiet initiative where part of my artwork income supports unhoused individuals in London. You can learn more here.

I create linocuts, miniature interiors, and sculptural prints that explore quiet spaces, domestic memory, and emotional resilience. Each work is a study in silence, light, and layered texture.

I sometimes exhibit across the UK, and I welcome quiet studio visits by arrangement. Feel free to reach out through my contact page if you’d like to come to see my studio.

Yes, I enjoy creative writing which often explores resilience, ritual, and imagined landscapes and fantasy worlds.