The continually changing landscape fascinates me and has become the main influence behind my drawings and sculptural pieces. I am obsessed with how human touch has always had a huge impact on the world around us. Now, in urban life, we are surrounded by a new landscape where streetlights and signposts, chimneys and aerials have replaced the trees and rock forms of a more natural setting.

I use ceramic structures to create my own ‘landscape’ of forms. By using plaster moulds to create the original organic shape I proceed to carve into the moulds. Allowing me to create 3 dimensional drawings which I can constantly change and adapt.

Shying away from heavy glazing use oxides and stains to colour my work. I love the raw, urban look that these give to my pieces. They highlight the textural and linear nature of the relief and celebrate the earthy properties of the material.