My work explores the relationship between people and place, and the way buildings can hold memories and stories long after the people who created them are gone. I work across painting, photography and historical research, moving between portraiture, architecture and the stories that surround particular places.

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Over the years this has developed into a diverse body of work, including paintings held in private collections and commissioned projects exploring people, buildings and their histories. My recent work has increasingly developed through longer-term projects, including The Anderson Houses, documenting the work of Northampton architect Alexander Ellis Anderson, and The Z Mansion, Arizona, which began with a painting of one historic Tucson building and opened up a much wider interest in Arizona's architecture, history and communities.

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Alongside these projects, a wider selection of paintings and photographic work can be found throughout the site.