I am a fine artist, a graduate of the Royal College of Art, and a previous Head of BA(Hons) Fine Art at Hull School of Art & Design.
A dual background in the arts and science informs my work which is primarily based on the natural world and experiences of place, sometimes created in collaboration with conservation organisations and charities.
Through visual and literary storytelling, I aim to communicate environmental and social themes, inspiring curiosity, wonder, and debate around the rich layers of understanding and engagement with our habitats, drawing upon current and historical ecologies, mythologies, and natural sciences.
I work and exhibit internationally, and have extensive creative project management and arts educational experience. I’m currently based in a quiet studio by the sea, in Yorkshire.

Hiking with painting gear to the foothills of Foinaven, Highlands. Photo credit: Quentin Budworth

Working on the Dead Sea salt plains near Ein Gedi, Israel. Photo credit Quentin Budworth.

Off to see Flamborough's saline critters. Photo credit George Stoyle.

Hiking with painting gear to the foothills of Foinaven, Highlands. Photo credit: Quentin Budworth