I create work that reflects how I see and experience the world around me. Through portraiture, landscape, and abstraction, I explore moments of connection, solitude, and transformation. Working across painting, printmaking, and photography allows me to move fluidly between detail and expression, capturing both the physical presence and emotional resonance of people and place.

My artistic development began with Painting at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, followed by studies in New Media & Creative Design at Filmbase. I later specialised in Fine Art Printmaking at Academie Beeldende Kunsten Anderlecht in Brussels. This multidisciplinary background has shaped an evolving practice that bridges traditional and contemporary approaches, informing how I engage with image-making across different media.

My practice is driven by an intuitive and iterative process in which painting, printmaking, and photography inform and respond to one another. I often begin with observation - through portraiture or landscape - before allowing the work to shift toward abstraction. Layering, erasure, and reworking are central to my approach, creating surfaces that retain traces of time, gesture, and process. Through this, I explore transformation, ambiguity, and the tension between clarity and obscurity.

My work has been exhibited across Ireland and internationally, including in the United Kingdom, Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. These contexts have expanded my understanding of audience, space, and cultural perspective. Moving forward, I aim to further develop my interdisciplinary approach through more experimental and immersive forms, continuing to challenge the boundaries between mediums and how images are experienced.