​Where The Cliffs Begin

 

This series of abstract works is my response to the Kent coast - a place I wasn’t born to, yet a place that has quietly begun to feel like home. The white cliffs, with their stark beauty and weathered strength, have become symbols of something I’m always searching for: grounding and belonging.

 

The cliffs, with their luminous stillness and enduring strength, have come to symbolise a kind of home: not fixed by origin, but formed through connection and continuity.

 

Through abstract expressionism, I translate these emotional landscapes using layered textures, fluid gestures, and a balance of control and release. My work is a way of mapping how place, memory, and emotion overlap - how something outside of us can reflect something deeply within.

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Nostalgic Drift

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Connected to my ongoing exploration of the Kent coast, this playful mini collection captures the joy and colour of days spent by the coast.

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These pieces are rooted in memory - flashbacks of laughter, ice cream, beach towels, and the glitter of sunlight on water, all filtered through the lens of nostalgia.

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Bright, spontaneous marks and layered, cheerful palettes reflect the way we experience our most cherished memories: vivid, immediate, and full of magic.

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While my broader work often explores the emotional weight of place, this mini-series offers a lighter, more whimsical perspective - a celebration of belonging not through history, but through shared moments and pure feeling.