Animals
Portraits of creatures we live beside, capturing the tenderness, spirit, and silent language that binds human and animal life.
The Weimaraner (2024)
Horse Study (2025)
Untitled - Lion Wearing Ruff (2024)
Sadie Lady (2024)
Spyro (2024)
Lily Pad Lounge (2024)
Berry Bunny (2024)
Nalah (2023)
Untitled - Budgie (2023)
Italia's Cat (2023)
Floki (2023)
Kratos (2023)
Untitled - Highland Calf (2023)
This small portrait of a Highland calf departs from the vast, desolate landscapes found elsewhere in my practice and turns instead toward something intimate and disarmingly sincere. Painted in 2023, it examines the emotional resonance of animal portraiture and how expression, even without human form, can evoke empathy and stillness.
Soft Apocalypse (2025)
In Soft Apocalypse, the end of the world arrives quietly, not with fire or ruin, but with melancholy stillness. A barefoot woman in a faded pink dress sits sidesaddle on a white horse amid an abandoned car park. The evening sky burns faintly gold against bruised clouds, and a broken shopping trolley filled with wilted flowers leans beside her. Everything around her feels touched by both decay and grace.
Predation (2025)
Predation is a visual cacophony of hunger; human, animal, and divine. Wolves snarl beside corpses, serpents coil through skeletal throats, and crows tear at the remnants of flesh. The scene feels both apocalyptic and cyclical, as though this feeding has always been happening, just beyond the frame of human conscience.