about

I am a textile and mixed media visual artist based just outside Edinburgh in Scotland.

A constant inspiration for my work is the home and the relationship people have with the objects they put in their homes. I make art by exploring seemingly trivial household objects, and remake these by playfully transforming them, often using them as surrogates for the owner’s body, and, consequently drawing attention to their significance in helping to tell a story about the inhabitants’ life and the culture in which they lived.

I have exhibited extensively over the past eleven years, most recently in my solo exhibition, Close-Knit at Timespan in Sutherland and 500 Miles North at The Hannah McLure Centre, Dundee, where I showed alongside six other artists, all of whom had been voted as one of ‘The brightest and best Future 500 rising stars’ by Courvoisier in The Observer in 2007. I have won multiple other awards including The Richard Coley Award for my sculpture ‘One Perfectly Good Bucket’ in Visual Arts Scotland Open 2011.