I am a Hampshire-based artist and printmaker creating contemporary linocut prints inspired by walking, suburban life, and local history. My work explores the relationship between people and place, transforming familiar streets and everyday encounters into reflections on memory, belonging, and community. Recurring motifs such as dog walkers, neighbourhood streets, and overlooked moments reflect the quiet rhythms of British life. Rooted in psychogeography, my practice combines research, observation, and lived experience. Each piece develops intuitively through sketching, carving, and inking, allowing experimentation and chance to guide the process and map both the physical and emotional contours of the ordinary.