At the start of my final year at university I set myself a challenge, I wanted to push myself to produce work in a different way.

My work started in the way I have naturally previously worked, with the exploration into the creation of form through repetition of a Read More...

At the start of my final year at university I set myself a challenge, I wanted to push myself to produce work in a different way.

My work started in the way I have naturally previously worked, with the exploration into the creation of form through repetition of a single element.

Due to the complexity of my designs I could see that it would not be feasible to make them by hand. This led me to explore the use of CAD and CAM within my practice.

I immersed myself in this new digital world and found it to be fantastically frustrating, highly demanding but, most of all, hugely rewarding. I am eager to further explore the possibility of CAD and CAM within my work whilst also building on my jewellery making technical ability.

I am passionate about repetition, in particular plants and flowers. The notion of layering and the creation of shadows are also of great interest to me.

I strive to create work that the wearer can have some interaction with, lockets and necklaces that can be built up with additional pieces along with the inclusion of magnets and slots allow for playful contact.