I have a studio on the Tamar Estuary in Cornwall, where my practice spans large-scale installation, drawing, painting and film. I trained as a sculptor at Falmouth School of Art and Chelsea School of Art in the 1980s, before living and working in Rome, Prague and London, and moving to Cornwall in 2016.
Since my first solo exhibition at Arnolfini, Bristol, in 1987, I have exhibited across the UK, Europe and Asia. My work has been shown at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre and the Thailand Biennale in Korat, and in 2026 I was Artist in Residence at Bangkok University, where I developed a new body of work for the solo exhibition Confluent at Bangkok University Gallery. Recent UK exhibitions include Players, an installation of 32 large-scale oil paintings presented in the Old Morgue, Plymouth.
Alongside my practice, I am a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and the Royal Society of Arts. In 2026 I was awarded an Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice grant, supporting the continued development of my work and practice.
