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       There’s something special about working in gardens. And in older gardens, imagine the history, layers of time, and potential. My love for gardening goes back to a film in the early 80's I watched endlessly as a child. So, guess what it was. Where an overgrown estate was transformed into something extraordinary. It wasn’t hers, but she made it her own so others could always visit. That stayed with me, the spirit of reviving a place, shaping it into something alive again and discoverable. And like the quiet gardener in the story, I find joy in tending to similar spaces by creating the environment, knowing whatever I'm working on will grow into something that holds meaning.. 

Nature always has a presence in my life's work. It's an extension to uncovering what's hidden, reimagining what's possible, restoring what's been lost and illuminating what's meant to shine. I do that through a natural process and a creative strategy revealing the hidden potential in nature. Creating space where anything is possible.

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