My practice requires creative flexibility as materials are often dependent on chance and seasonal changes. This can be observed in the material diversity, ranging from snow, bark and leaves to metals and plastics. Discarded objects and organic elements feature prominently in my work - juxtaposing wasteful culture with the natural world.

I create site-specific installations, often temporary and outdoors, as well as assembled paintings featuring designs inspired by human society. The work highlights the imbalance between humanity and nature, reminding the viewer of the finite resources fuelling the consumerist dream 

Designed by Frank Burnet and Boston Architects, its Edwardian style showcases many Art Nouveau features including the iconic balustrade, made up of 130 columns, that runs around the roof.

The existing columns have been in place for 30 years, and work has started to replace them while retaining the character of the existing building. These new columns are being made by local furniture maker Paul Hodgkiss. The building has been home to a much loved Italian Restaurant for 27 years, and owner Marco Giannasi, inspired by COP 26 taking place in Glasgow in 2021, is driving a unique and exciting upcycling project.