Work

Where movement becomes structure.
Space becomes the subject.

My practice, Movement as Method, uses sustained movement as a framework for drawing and painting. Running functions as a form of field research, generating the observations, rhythms and spatial relationships that underpin the work.

Rather than depicting landscape, I am interested in how moving through it produces structure. Repetition, duration and reduction are translated through drawing and painting, gradually distilled into forms that register pressure, memory and spatial experience.

Recent work explores enclosure, containment and the active role of space. Through reduction and repetition, movement becomes less a subject than a generative force, producing forms that hold tension, absence and internal structure.

The work is concerned less with describing place than with understanding how place is experienced over time.

Selected works are available on request.

For exhibitions, collaborations or commissions, please enquire via email.