Work

Where movement becomes structure.

My practice, Movement as Method, uses running as a form of field research. I move through a place, observing rhythm, resistance, repetition and change, then translate these experiences through drawing and painting.

Rather than depicting landscape, I am interested in what remains after moving through it. Routes, conditions and remembered movement are reduced into marks that hold pressure, duration and spatial experience.

Over the past year, the work has moved through a sustained process of reduction, from trajectory and curvature towards enclosure, containment and the active role of space. Recent paintings are beginning to open this language again, introducing colour, layered marks and echoes of place while retaining movement as their underlying structure.

The work is concerned less with describing a place than with understanding how it is experienced through the body and remembered over time.

Selected works are available here and on request.

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