A ceramic sculptor's studio at 58 Hampden Street in Waikawa, Picton, Marlborough, run from the artist's home. The work is sculptural ceramics that connect with the waters and land of the area. Pieces are often biomorphic, shaped after the skeletal forms of plants and animals, and capture movement, time, light and shadow. The artist sometimes uses wild dug clay, slip or river sand from the local area. Recent figurative work is inspired by myths and legends of Te Wai Pounamu, the South Island.
The artist moved to New Zealand from the UK in 2005 and holds a Level 6 Diploma in Ceramic Arts from Otago Polytechnic, via Auckland Studio Potters. The work is shown in select galleries across New Zealand, and in private collections. The artist is a member of the Suter Art Society in Nelson, was a finalist in the 2025 Small Sculpture Prize at Waiheke Art Gallery, and has had work selected for the Suter Gallery's biennial exhibition in 2022 and 2024.