I am a potter, an artist, a craftsperson.

Above all else, I am a maker. I live to make things which can be enjoyed.

I am a studio potter based in Merseyside. I make wheel-thrown and hand built pottery using locally sourced clays, rocks and ashes. I am a strong believer in the notion that good pots are “born, not made”, and much of my work involves creating the conditions where the work of making pots occurs effortlessly, in harmony with nature. In all of my work, nature is a collaborator, each pot representing a unique map of my local geology and anthropology.

After training under Korean potter Jun Rhee, I studied Ceramics at Clay College, Stoke-on-Trent from 2022-2024, thanks to a scholarship from the Queen Elizabeth Scholars Trust. Following my graduation, I worked under potter Matt Hallyburton in North Carolina, studying local geology and traditional Catawba Valley techniques of wood-fired, ash glazed stoneware.

I am currently establishing a new pottery on the edge of Bidston Hill Nature Reserve on the Wirral Peninsula. Here I make and fire my pots, as well as travelling to teach workshops internationally.