It all begins with a place.
For me, this next chapter begins in Chester — at White Friars Haus, a space that isn’t your typical gallery, but a beautifully curated home where art is lived with, not just looked at.

On Thursday 29th January, I’ll be part of an intimate salon evening, From Japan to the Easel — a candlelit, conversation-led night where I’ll share the stories and inspiration behind my new Japan collection. It’s a small gathering of just twelve guests, designed for slow looking, honest dialogue, and seeing the work up close for the first time.

Following the salon, the Haus will be open across the weekend for relaxed viewing, giving everyone a chance to explore the collection in a lived, real-world setting.

This body of work traces neon nights, quiet rooftops, and the atmosphere of cities that stay awake long after their streets empty — each piece holding a moment suspended between light, colour, and memory.

Ticket details and weekend timings will be shared in the New Year — I can’t wait to welcome you in.