Originating from a science background, my creative journey began during the first UK lockdown of the Covid-19 pandemic. What started as a hobby soon became a creative release for my synaesthesia - the constant explosion of colour and sensory overload I experience through words and music.

Abstract art gave that internal world somewhere to go, and quickly became an all-consuming passion. I love the smoothness of acrylics, the challenge of working without a reference point, and the freedom of mixed media - of being able to fly my freak flag and see where the work takes me.

My influences are broad and eclectic, from Jasper Johns, David Hockney, Edvard Munch and Franz Kline to comics, industrial art, pop art, steampunk and the gothic; from post-punk, metal and grunge to nature, science, zoology, space, geometry, architecture, travel and different cultures. All of these feed into an artistic voice that is still evolving.