2026 selected works

Small pieces of the Wombkind Art Collection

selected works

A selection of original paintings and mixed-media works from the Wombkind collection.

Working with paint, collage, texture and the female form, I explore themes of womanhood, embodiment, intimacy, grief and our relationship with the body.

Some works are available to purchase, while others have already found their homes. This collection offers a glimpse into my evolving artistic practice and the stories held within each piece.

small pieces of the wombkind art collection

selected works

A selection of original paintings and mixed-media works from the Wombkind collection.

Working with paint, collage, texture and the female form, I explore themes of womanhood, embodiment, intimacy, grief and our relationship with the body.

Some works are available to purchase, while others have already found their homes. This collection offers a glimpse into my evolving artistic practice and the stories held within each piece.

originals

My original works are an intuitive exploration of the feminine, embodiment and the stories we carry in our bodies.

I work with paint, pastel, paper and mixed media, allowing each piece to unfold through layers, textures, colour and feeling. I rarely begin with a fixed idea of where a work will end. Instead, I follow what emerges, letting the materials, the body and the process guide me.

For me, making art is a way of listening — to what wants to be expressed, remembered or celebrated. Each original holds a moment of that process, and its own story.

Original works are available to purchase and subject to availability. Prices vary. Please contact me for details.

“Nothing is absolute. Everything changes, everything moves, everything revolves, everything flies and goes away.”

Frida Kahlo

“Nothing is absolute. Everything changes, everything moves, everything revolves, everything flies and goes away.”

Frida Kahlo

“Nothing is absolute. Everything changes, everything moves, everything revolves, everything flies and goes away.”

Frida Kahlo