Painting Practice: Texture, Movement & Feeling

My painting practice is intuitive and process-led, focusing on texture, movement and repetition. I often work quickly, allowing the paint to build through layers and marks rather than starting with a fixed plan.

Through this process, I have become more aware of how repetition and mark-making support my focus and engagement. My experience of ADHD plays a role in this, particularly through moments of hyperfocus where I become absorbed in the work.

At times, I also explore working more slowly, which challenges my usual approach and allows me to think more about direction and control. Overall, the work develops through making and responding in the moment, with outcomes emerging through process rather than intention.