A selection of artworks from across the season.
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Even if I paint the same tree again and again, it is never the same, light, weather, and perception always shift.

My artworks are a kind of preservation, records of impermanence, and deep attention to the natural world.

My practice follows the rhythm of the 52 micro-seasons, a Japanese calendar that honours the ephemeral beauty of change. Each artwork is a response to what I notice in nature that week, capturing a fleeting moment before it shifts.

I often use materials drawn directly from the landscape, like sumi ink made of soot or charred stones gathered across the UK, allowing the subject to guide me, then translating it intuitively through ink, graphite, etching, or fire.