I am a Contemporary Patternist based in London. The works shown this year bring together several years of making shaped by personal loss layered with memory. Through flowing patterns and buzzing colour relationships, I explore the intensity of grief — how it moves, shifts and slowly finds its balance over time. My process begins intuitively, often with a simple shape or feeling that grows into abstract compositions. Colour carries the emotion, sometimes clashing, sometimes harmonising, reflecting the inner landscape of mourning and renewal. Composition becomes a way of restoring order — a quiet search for steadiness within movement. There is both tension and calm in these pieces. They hold disruption alongside beauty, acknowledging sorrow while allowing space for joy to reappear. The work traces an ongoing process of healing and renewal. On display will be a range of work including collage, painting, prints, and possibly some wearable pieces.
