Odyssey – Hastings Contemporary, 28.03.26 - 31.05.26. An exhibition reflecting on journeys shaped by tides, time, and transformation, on the restless call of the sea and the stories it inspires. Hastings, a place long defined by its proximity to the coast, provides a fitting setting for such explorations.

PROJECT: CHATEAU LATOUR Photo essay at renowned Bordeaux vineyard

New prints: Lemma and Glume A series of diptychs made from self made wheat weavings available at Solkka Studio. Click image to visit Solkka.

PROJECT: WHERE ONCE WE STOOD ON SCRAGGED OAK HILL A project using remnants of felled trees to build forest figures.

Radio 4: Start the Week The Dark - Jean Sprackland on poetry after dark, Jasper Goodall on photography at night and National Gallery curator Christine Riding on shadows in art. Adam Rutherford hosts the discussion.

PROJECT: INTO THE WILD NIGHT A series inspired by conceptualisations of the otherworld, spirit emanations, and altered states.

Afterimage: Tremenheere sculpture gardens What compels an artist to venture into remote landscapes, to intervene quietly in forgotten spaces, or to orchestrate fleeting encounters that exist primarily through their photographic record? The works gathered in AFTERIMAGE emerge from a questioning of permanence itself - a recognition that all forms, whether natural or constructed, exist in perpetual flux.

PROJECT: NOCTURNA Images exploring remoteness and isolation after dark.

PROJECT: LEMMA AND GLUME A series of photographs of self made wheat weavings or 'corn dollies'.

PROJECT: VERDANT Verdant is a triptych series with life sized botanical specimens arranged to form a green wall. The images are a result of visits to wooded river valleys in Wales and South West England where species were photographed in-situ using an ‘outdoor studio.'

Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2025 'Priestess' in the all monochrome Wohl Hall

Forest: Nottingham Castle museum and gallery. Verdant triptych on display over the summer season in a celebration of the forest, centred primarily around Sherwood.