My practice explores our relationship with plant life through sustained attention, drawing, printmaking and collage. Working directly from living plants over extended periods of time, I return to the same subjects again and again, allowing both the work and my understanding of them to develop alongside their continual growth and change. Rather than capturing a single moment, each piece becomes a record of repeated encounters, where time, attention and making are inseparable.

I am drawn to the density and complexity of the natural world: overlapping leaves, shifting forms and the quiet entanglements that often go unnoticed. Through layering, erasure and fragmentation, I seek to reflect this richness while acknowledging that nature is never still. Plants exist within rhythms and timescales that differ from our own, and through sustained acts of making I attempt to work alongside those slower temporalities rather than simply observe them.

Ultimately, I hope my work encourages a slower, more attentive way of looking. By inviting viewers to spend time with the layered complexity of plant life, I hope to create space for a deeper appreciation of the living world and our place within it.