Release Study I: Tension Residue - 2026
Examines the residual traces left as concentrated pigment disperses across the surface. Transparent washes, softened edges and suspended deposits reveal the gradual transition from previously dense accumulation to open space, leaving subtle evidence of the material’s earlier state.
Pressure Study II: Compression Failure - 2026
Examines the point at which accumulated layers can no longer maintain equilibrium. Dense concentrations of alcohol ink press into one another before separating through pooling, edge formation and diffusion. The work records the interaction between controlled application and the material’s inherent tendency to shift, disperse and redistribute.
Erosion Study II: Active Dispersal - 2026
Successive layers of alcohol ink record the movement of pigment through flow, separation and deposition. Softened edges, transparent washes and areas of accumulation reveal erosion as a continuous process of redistribution across the surface.
Clay- natural clay coming through the top layer of glazed clay to form moon craters.
Clay- highlighting the different colours and textures of the natural clays pieced together to form a bowl.
Portrait orientation Watercolor on Paper. Pastoral scene with tree lined river in middle distance.
Portrait orientation Pastel Pencil on Paper. Straw hat with crown of flowers and cream ribbon on blue background.
