How would you describe your art style?
It's something that is constantly evolving, but I prefer that. I've noticed some common themes that I am continually drawn to though. I am fascinated by contrast, be that light and dark, order and chaos, or even between two colours. There is usually an equilibrium I am trying to achieve between these aspects in all my work and I believe this applies to all creative disciplines.
Do you feel you're more creative in shared studio spaces or on your own?
Yes! I definitely prefer working within such an incredible community of artists here at Assembly House. I often have daily conversations with other creatives, discussing ideas and getting feedback on projects, but more importantly it's just lovely to be around and make friends with likeminded people. I've also found it's much better for my mental health and makes me feel much more human and part of something, rather than working in isolation somewhere.