My creative path began at the age of eight, when the Surrey Art Gallery displayed my artwork. That early recognition ignited a lifelong curiosity for expressing emotion through image-making.

As I grew older, I worked as a model and actor, which gave me insight into the power of visual media, the importance of collaboration, and how storytelling connects with an audience.

From there, I launched my own salon, B.A.E Lash (Bat an Eye). For nearly a decade, I honed my eye for beauty as both an art and a business. This venture taught me how to build a brand and how consistency and attention to detail build trust and lasting relationships.

Over time, I transitioned into painting full-time, creating a diverse body of work that explored form, colour, and identity through solo and group exhibitions. Painting refined my style and voice as an artist, deepening my commitment to storytelling through image-making.

With this foundation, my focus naturally evolved toward art direction and creative direction, where collaboration, storytelling, and concept development became central.

Most recently, I’ve worked in the music industry, leading brand identity, packaging, design, and marketing strategy for vinyl collector editions and standalone releases. Each project strengthened my ability to translate an artist’s self-expression into visuals and curate collector editions that connect fans more deeply with the artist and their legacy.

Now, I’m expanding into fashion, editorial, and art projects, shaping a multidisciplinary practice grounded in empathy, clarity, and storytelling.