For nearly three decades, I have worked along the shores of the North Norfolk coast, observing its shifting tides, light and weather. Each piece in these collections is shaped by that lived experience — a reflection of sea, memory, and place, translated through layered resin.

This body of work brings together a selection of past pieces and commissions, each rooted in specific moments along the coastline or inspired by the broader relationship I have with the sea. From the movement of waves and the textures left in sand, to the deeper, quieter structures beneath the surface, these works explore the ocean as both a physical environment and a personal language.

Working primarily in resin, I allow each piece to develop through a balance of control and spontaneity, where material and process echo the unpredictability of the sea itself. No two works are ever the same; each is a one-of-one response to a feeling, a place, or a moment in time.

Alongside personal works, this portfolio also includes commissioned pieces created in collaboration with collectors, each designed to reflect individual connections to the coast, memory, or experience. Whether large-scale statement clocks or more intimate studies, each work carries the same intention: to translate the rhythm and atmosphere of the sea into a lasting physical form.

Together, these works form an ongoing visual record of my relationship with the coastline — an archive of tides, light, and landscape as they are experienced, remembered, and re-imagined through resin.