From making kaleidoscopes to exploring the art of seeing.
My journey began at a workbench, fascinated by light, glass, colour and mirrored geometry.
Over more than two decades, that curiosity has taken me from handcrafted kaleidoscopes to immersive light experiences, optical experimentation and an ongoing enquiry into how we perceive and make meaning.
Today, my work brings together art, experiential education, research and the simple invitation to look again.
Three interconnected areas of my work, uniting art, perception and reflective practice.
01
Light Experiences
Explore immersive light, colour and pattern through installations, guided experiences and shared encounters.
02
Light Literacy™
Discover a practical approach to exploring perception, attention and your own responses to the world.
03
Writing & Research
My forthcoming book, Kaleidoscopic Light Therapy, published by Inner Traditions in 2027, and my continuing enquiry into the experience of perception.
My Approach
Perception is a practice.
I believe the person experiencing the work remains the authority on their own experience. Rather than prescribing what a colour or pattern should mean, I create opportunities to look, notice, question and discover.