My work consists of an eclectic mix of textured components made from precious metals.  The textures I create on the components are based on a range of inspirations including the work of Japanese textile artists and the Japanese textile company, Nuno Coperation.

 In March 2004, I went on a five-week study trip to Japan with four fellow jewellers.  This was a very inspirational trip due to visiting Nuno Coperation in Tokyo.

 I create textures on metal through rollprinting a range of different papers including handmade paper from Japan and paper doilies.  To highlight and contrast the different textures, I oxidise silver and use different carats of yellow gold.

 In many pieces, such as my brooches, the components are held within silver or steel wire frames.  The inspiration behind the shape of these frames is the work of Japanese textile artists Masakazu Kobayashi and Chiyu Uemae.

 My collection of work ranges from precious metal earrings, bangles, cufflinks, torques, brooches to large steel neckpieces and interlocking steel brooches.  I am also available for commissions.

 Along with my jewellery, I also produce collages, which are based on my inspirations and jewellery.  These can be viewed upon request.