I am a visual artist based on the Black Isle in the Scottish Highlands, working across painting, collage, photography, books, and interventions. My practice responds to the landscapes, architecture, spaces, and places I inhabit and explore, drawing upon my deep connection to the environment. Recent work focuses on the concept of the ‘constructed landscape,’ exploring how human intervention shapes and reshapes natural spaces. Since relocating from the city to the Scottish Highlands in 2015, my work has become more attuned to the rhythms of the landscape. My creative process is now intertwined with the changing seasons and the ever-shifting environment. The varying energies of spring, summer, autumn, and winter shape my work, and I aim to reflect this cyclical nature in my practice. This approach also aligns with my awareness of the ongoing climate and ecological crisis, prompting me to consider how my art can engage with these urgent global issues. As a regenerative gardener, I explore connections between permaculture, site-specificity, and constructed landscapes. Both my gardening and artistic practices are rooted in observation, pattern recognition, and the mapping of natural cycles—weather patterns, seasonal changes, and landscape transformations. Through my art, I invite viewers to consider the landscapes we inhabit—not only as physical spaces but as constructs shaped by human hands.