This series focuses on familiar, mass-produced objects drawn from everyday experience. Instantly recognisable, these forms carry a sense of cultural familiarity while remaining visually direct and uncomplicated.

Working in oil paint allows for a close observation of surface, colour and texture. The qualities of each object are developed with control and precision, creating images that feel both immediate and carefully constructed.

By translating these objects into paint, the work shifts them from something functional and disposable into something held in place. What might normally pass unnoticed is given time and attention, inviting a slower and more considered way of looking.