My practice brings together printmaking, textiles and gathered materials through walking, collecting and installation. I explore how overlooked surfaces and fragments hold traces of time, and the shifting boundary between what we notice and what we miss. Through printing, stitching and assembling, I let materials, paths and mapped lines meet and overlap allowing connection to emerge without fixing their meaning.
My current work begins underfoot — on the Roman road at Houndskirk Moor and on the pavements of the city, where small wild plants return in the cracks. I trace how surfaces hold time: erosion, thresholds, interruptions of colour.
Through print, stitch and walking, I explore how the ground remembers.
The pulse of what persists.