Art on a Postcard International Women’s Day Auction - Curated by AOAP

About 

I define myself as a Contemporary Collage Artist. I use digital and analog processes working in a variety of media. The main thread running through all my images is thehuman relationship with nature and the natural world portrayed with a sense of mystery and wonder. My digital works are ethereal and dreamlike with an otherwordly aesthetic. I am particularly interested in flowers and plants as metaphors.I hope to transport my viewers to a world that is enchanting and mysterious. Soft, muted colours lend a dreamlike feel to my work. The most important part of my creative process is in making images that have a unique emotional resonance with my audience. My work has been commissioned and published globally in books, advertising, magazines, product design, games and puzzles, cards and stationary. I exhibit each year in international exhibitions, in 2023 showing my work in India, London, Norway and Germany. 

Education 

BA(Hons) Photography, Film and Video 2:1 Harrow College of Art 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

Self Portraits Mobile Camera Club, Paris June/July 2015 L'Ambassade de Roumanie, Paris 'Ceci N'est Pas Un Selfie' February 2017 'Monsters' Mobile Camera Club, Paris May 2018 ‘Selfies’ Atelier Oblik, Clichy, France organised by Pauline Escande Gauguie & Bertrand Naivin 30 March - 29 April 2019 ‘Small Format Show’, 92 artists who reflect for relationships between nature and anthropological perspective of landscape, public and domestic spaces, technologies, innovation and ancestral knowledge. Museo El Castillo, Colombia June/July 2021 ‘Kaleidoscope’ International Exhibition of Contemporary Women’s Collage & Assemblage Frauen Museum, Wiesbaden, Germany March 05 - May 07 2023 Artdom 3 Exhibition Mumbai, India Feb 2023/ Oslo, Norway April 2023 

Statement about AOAP submitted artwork 

The analog collages are part of a Postcard Project of over 100 images that I started in 2021. All of the images are made from found papers and ephemera using traditional cut and paste. The surfaces have been sealed to protect from UV. Some of the works have elements of oil paint. The aim of this small works series is to create individual surreal stories, making every piece very different and unique. 

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