Welcome to my world of kaleidoscopes, light, colour and patterns.
I’ve spent years creating kaleidoscopes and exploring the extraordinary beauty of light and reflection. Yet I’m still amazed by what a few mirrors and a handful of ordinary fragments can create.
What began as a fascination with beautiful patterns has grown into a much deeper curiosity about how we see, what captures our attention and how we experience the world.
And I’m still looking, still learning and still discovering.
I’ve spent years making and looking through kaleidoscopes, and they still take my breath away.
It has always fascinated me that a few simple mirrors, positioned at particular angles, can transform a handful of random fragments and a little light into something so extraordinarily beautiful.
And here’s the part that never ceases to amaze me.
Turn the kaleidoscope ever so slightly, and the entire image changes. The colours rearrange, new patterns emerge, and something you’ve never seen before appears right in front of your eyes.
How extraordinary is that?
That sense of wonder eventually sparked a much bigger curiosity about patterns, attention, recognition and the way we see.
And not just what we see through a kaleidoscope, but what we notice, overlook and sometimes assume in our everyday lives.
This is why my latest project, LOOK AGAIN, matters so much to me.
I’ve come to appreciate how easily we can settle on our first impression of something. A situation, a conversation, another person, even ourselves.
But what happens when we become curious enough to take another look?
Could we notice something we missed? Discover another possibility? Recognise that what we thought we knew wasn’t quite the whole picture?
I believe those are questions worth exploring, not only for ourselves, but also for the people we share our lives with.
Through LOOK AGAIN, I’ll be sharing discoveries from my years of working with kaleidoscopes, exploring the science of perception, asking questions and inviting you to experiment alongside me.
And I suspect we’ll both discover things we didn’t expect.
Looking is something we do. Looking again is something we choose to do.
A celebration of colour. Seven gemstone selections create an ever-changing world of reflection, symmetry and vibrant kaleidoscopic patterns.
Rose quartz, aventurine and amethyst bring greens, pinks and purples together in a beautiful kaleidoscopic experience.
Rose, smoky and clear quartz tones come together in intricate patterns of soft colour, contrast and reflection.
I work with light, colour, patterns and conversation to explore how we perceive and respond to our experiences.
Whether you’re looking for clarity, navigating change or simply curious about seeing things differently, I offer individual sessions that begin with what you notice.
What began as a fascination with the extraordinary beauty of kaleidoscopes gradually led me into a deeper exploration of light, colour, patterns and human perception.
Over the years, that curiosity developed into Light Literacy™, my approach to becoming more aware of what we notice, how we interpret our experiences and what happens when we choose to look again.
My forthcoming book, Kaleidoscopic Light Therapy, brings together many of these discoveries, explorations and practical experiences.
Whether something here has sparked your curiosity, you’d like to explore your own perception, or you’re interested in working together, I’d love to hear from you.