A living field.

Fields of Imagination holds space for art as a relational and restorative practice - not only art that exists as object or expression, but art that emerges through relationship, presence and reciprocity with nature.

This is not about fixing or improving the world, but learning how to belong again - to nature, to land, to the more-than-human, and to ourselves.The emphasis is not on outcome but on relationship.

Like all nature, I see soil not only as life force but as a living collaborator, teeming with intelligence, resilience and unseen beauty.

Soil chromatography reveals the hidden patterns of life beneath our feet, which invite you to see soil not as dirt, but as an abundant, living realm holding the memory of place and time. Each chromatography artwork is a portal, a timestamp and a tangible way to make the unseen beauty of soil, visible.

I am currently based at Positive Light Studios in Exeter, where I am developing a body of work that includes bespoke commissions, exhibitions, and workshops connecting people to the hidden life of soil and the more-than-human world.