Mixed-media and collage on 640gsm Khadi cotton rag paper. Created between 2020-2021. 

Size: 29.7 x 42 cm. Paper size may vary slightly.

Exhibited at StudionAme as part of a solo exhibition to explore the effects of climate change on bird species. Working in collaboration with scientists and experts in the natural world from the British Trust of Ornithology and the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust.

Turtle Dove (Spring migration)

Created in 2021 using emulsion on vintage map.

The hand-painted doughnut chart demonstrates bird ringing data taken from the Calf of Man Bird Observatory on 20 March 2020.

Size: 18.9 x 22.4 cm

Exhibited at StudionAme as part of a solo exhibition to explore the effects of climate change on bird species. Working in collaboration with scientists and experts in the natural world from the British Trust of Ornithology and the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust. 

Bird Ringing

Original: Photography and mixed media (household paint, oil pastel, wax pastel, spray paint, pencil, and collage) onto Fabriano 310gsm paper. Created in 2021.

Size (in light grey wood frame): 57.9 x 76.8 cm with mirror plates.

Tag details: Leicester Museum | Razorbill (species: Alca Torda). Locality: Cley Beach, Norfolk. Sex: Female. The date that the specimen became part of the permanent collection at New Walk Museum: 1983.

Exhibited at StudionAme as part of a solo exhibition to explore the effects of climate change on bird species. Working in collaboration with scientists and experts in the natural world from the British Trust of Ornithology and the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust.

Razorbill (Rising Scottish Sea Temperatures)

Garden Warbler (Spring migration)

Original: Photography and mixed media (Indian ink, pencil, collage, spray paint, and acrylic) on 310gsm paper. Created in 2021.

Size (in light grey wood frame): 57.9 x 76.8 cm with mirror plates.

Tag details: Leicester Museum | Puffin (species: Fratercula Arctica Arctica ). Locality: Padma Bear Island, Norway. Sex: Male. 

Exhibited at StudionAme as part of a solo exhibition to explore the effects of climate change on bird species. Working in collaboration with scientists and experts in the natural world from the British Trust of Ornithology and the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust.

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