Much of the work I do is grounded in a sense of wonder with the living world, where everything is interrelated and everything works together for mutual thriving. Wild and semi-wild places are where I feel most alive, and this work is a response to that - to the breathtaking species we share the planet with, and the relationships between us all.

The shift towards this work happened a few years ago with a series of mandalas created to bring a current of contemplation into my work and life - from there the whale series emerged, a growing series of pieces weaving the written word and image together, and the most recent body of work ‘Kinship’, which sings of our lives overlapping and intertwining with birds, fungi, water.

I’ve also collaborated with authors - with Azul Thomé on The Four Sisters of the Last Forest on Earth, and in the last year or so with singer songwriter Jehanne Mehta on an anthology of her tender, earth-focused songs, and Jehanne’s daughter Jojo who leads the Stop Ecocide campaign, working at governmental level to build a legal framework for safeguarding the Earth.