This experience brings together twelve weeks of collaborative practice, combining art, photography, and music into an immersive exploration of perception.

I am drawn to the mundane—the everyday objects and moments that are often overlooked, unappreciated, or undervalued. As an artist, I aim to highlight these simple details in a way that embraces their quiet beauty and “perfectly imperfect” nature.

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With a keen interest in how sensory environments shape our responses to art, I have paired layered audio compositions with oil paintings of ordinary items to explore whether what we hear influences what we see, think, feel, or perceive.

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Headphones are recommended to enhance the immersive experience and support deeper reflection, contemplation, and emotional engagement. After experiencing the paintings alongside the audio, I warmly invite you to share your thoughts in the comment box below.

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Copper Jug & Pear, oil on canvas panel, 18 x 25cm | Copper Kettle, oil on canvas, 29.7 x 42cm | Copper Jug & Onions, oil on canvas panel, 30 x 30 cm

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​The short film below is documentation of an exciting collaborative journey, working with exceptionally talented people within the arts, combining strengths and disciplines to realise this project to success. I would like to extend my utmost gratitude to Stephen Hall and Chris Collet for their time, their skill and talent in their field, and their undoubted passion for the arts.​​​ Thank you.