I am interested in the relationship between people and place, and in the way buildings can hold memories and stories long after the people who created them are gone. My work brings together painting, photography and historical research, often beginning with a particular building or place and developing through the stories I discover around it.

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Two of my current bodies of work are The Anderson Houses, documenting the work of Northampton architect Alexander Ellis Anderson, and The Z Mansion, Arizona, which began with a painting of one historic Tucson building and has opened the door to a much wider exploration of Arizona's architecture, history and communities.

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Alongside these ongoing studies, a wider selection of paintings and photographic work can be found throughout the site.