Rich childhood memories and our 1929 Georgian-style family home have been sources of inspiration for this body of work.

This body of work centres around capturing and freezing a moment in time. Sometimes it is something from the present, like crayons left on my window sill. Other times I revisit the past, through memories of other spaces important to me or via photos of children who previously lived in our house. A sense of nostalgia imbues pieces, inviting viewers in and allowing them to soak in peaceful interiors. Quiet, secluded views to the outside world allow us to dream beside a window, surrounded by serene spaces filled with soft, muted tones and delicate details. In the silence of the spaces presented, contemplation turns to what hints of human presence remain in quiet, empty rooms? What passing moments can never be experienced again?

A fascination with light, surfaces and interiors is reflected in these works. Always with me, light brings warmth and comfort. It bounces and plays, fragments and dapples, changing throughout the day and with the seasons.