"From an early age, I have been drawn to non-spaces: the built environment, monumentality, and the quieter edges of the city. My work seeks to express the relationship between my inner life, a search for meaning, and the spaces I move through: the inner city, underpasses, bridges, abandoned structures, and shunting yards.

My practice is predominantly charcoal on paper. I value charcoal both as an essential building block of life and as a visible residue of human civilisation, a timeless medium that has served as a primary tool of expression since the beginning of our creative story. The mark on paper remains the basic unit of my work: a direct imprint of presence, identity, and physical encounter."