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In the studio — quiet works in progress, light shifting through the day.From Both Sides Now
Painting from the centre of things — where stillness and movement meet.Over the past year, my practice has shifted — shaped by stillness, separation, and the need to give myself space. From Both Sides Now is a reflection on returning to painting with openness, integrating both the quiet and expressive parts of my work under one name, and finding balance between loss and renewal.
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This painting is still in motion, unfinished in the best sense. Just like me. Just like the weather.On Change, Risk, and What It Means to Feel Seen
The shifting weather of art, and the spaces it opens for us all.In this post I reflect on how turning fifty reshaped my approach to painting — embracing risk, seeking depth, and discovering what it means for both artist and viewer to truly feel seen.
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What happened before what happened, happenedThe Warm-Up Act
Studio reflections from the making of She Who Carries WeatherA quiet moment in the studio takes an unexpected turn, leading to the realisation that what felt complete was only the beginning. In this post, I reflect on how She Who Carries Weather continues to reshape itself — and me — in the process.
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Works in progressWhat I Almost Missed
A morning of unexpected light, and the paintings that followed.A chance turn toward the sky revealed an unforgettable moment of colour and cloud—now unfolding into a new series of paintings shaped by surprise, stillness, and emotional weather.