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I collaborate...

I have worked with artists and makers throughout my career and have experienced, first hand, the exciting and unexpected outcomes artistic collaborations can produce. I find endless inspiration in the work of other creative practitioners, especially those with whom I share common interests, preoccupations or, a less tangible but nevertheless strongly sensed, ‘connection’.

Upcoming Exhibition

From Far Away / Nearby

From the Far Away / Nearby

Wed 18th - Mon 23 June 2025
11am - 4pm daily

 Fishslab Gallery 11 Oxford Street Whitstable Kent CT5 1DB

‘We are in a sense the ‘place-worlds’ we imagine. The way in which a place is perceived, remembered and interpreted, either individually or socially, represents a mental and emotional landscape that can inform and affect personal and collective historical knowledge, behaviour and identity’ Keith Basso

This exhibition brings together four artists from Kent whose work reflects their own particular ‘place-worlds’ - be they inhabited, observed, remembered or imagined - and explores their unique and diverse approaches to ‘place-making’.

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In 2015 I exhibited in ‘Making Connections’, with multi-talented artist Cathy Cullis, creating a series of ceramic shoes in response to a selection of her ‘historic portraits’.
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In 2016 the opportunity arose to work in partnership with jewellery artist Alison Boyce on a community arts project.  Together we produced a series of paper collages from reproduced, copyright-free Victorian illustrations, entitled “Mythical Maritime Creatures”, inspired by our shared love of mudlarking, local history and mythology.
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In 2019 Alison Boyce and I collaborated again for “Of Silt and Salt’ at Show Off Gallery in Whitstable - a small but beautifully formed exhibition featuring a selection of my ceramics and ‘curation’ prints and Alison’s jewellery all inspired by found and mudlarked objects.
Please check back here at regular intervals for details of new work, forthcoming collaborations or exhibitions.

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