Narratives in Art.
Welcome to "Narratives in Art," a space where I explore the stories behind my creative practice. As I navigate my journey through a master's in fine art at Central Saint Martins, this blog serves as both a reflective journal and a platform to share the evolving processes, inspirations, and challenges that shape my work. Join me in uncovering the layers of meaning and experimentation that define my art, and discover the narratives that unfold along the way.
Garden Futures.
A day trip to the Garden Futures exhibition at the V&A Dundee becomes a reflection on gardens as spaces of sanctuary, memory and inspiration. In this post, I explore how gardening is woven into both personal and creative life, and how reconnecting with nature, and time spent with loved ones, quietly feeds artistic practice.
Anselm Kiefer Exhibition.
While visiting Amsterdam, I had the chance to experience Where Have All the Flowers Gone, a powerful dual-venue exhibition of Anselm Kiefer’s work. This post reflects on the impact of seeing his monumental canvases in person, the influence of Van Gogh, and how it all connects back to my own artistic practice.
Perhaps We Should Reconsider.
In March 2025, I exhibited three ink paintings in the CSM Interim Show Perhaps We Should Reconsider. This blog reflects on that surreal and affirming first exhibition experience - sharing thoughts on the works shown, the installation process, and the joy of finally meeting my course mates in person.
“Women in Revolt! Art And Activism In The UK 1970 - 1990” - Exhibition.
Visiting the Women in Revolt! exhibition in Edinburgh left me reflecting on the role of art in activism. This powerful collection of works from the 1970s to 1990s highlights how artists used their personal experiences to address social and political change in the UK.
Scaling up #1 & Threads Exhibition.
Scaling Up #1 is my first attempt at translating my detailed style into a larger composition. This experimental sketch taught me to embrace imperfections, overcome creative hurdles, and find unexpected freedom in the challenges of working on a new scale.