After immigrating from England in 1975 and working as a podiatrist in Winnipeg for 20 years I embarked on a career in Art. In 2001 I graduated with a BFA from Queens University, Kingston. Since arriving in Kelowna, BC I have been active in the local art scene. I exhibit in local galleries and exhibitions. I am part of the Ars Longa group and helped organise two sculpture Symposiums in Kelowna

Currently I am the Canadian delegate to FIDEM, the Fédération International de Médaille, a member, and President of KSNS, Kelowna Sculptors Network Society and a director of MASC, the Medallic Art Society of Canada and VP for Probus Westside.

As an artist I like to create both two- and three-dimensional work. My enduring symbol is the pomegranate. I am enthusiastic about bronze, creating masks, bells, and medals however I also produce prints and paintings. I enjoy nature and have designed gardens, one being a medieval herb garden “Hortus Conclusus” at the Kelowna Art Gallery in 2014.
For the Canadian Sesquicentennial in 2018 I created a set of bells called the “Canadian Tribute“, celebrating the thirteen Canadian provincial flowers. My latest commissions is  called ”Growing Together” situated in Peachland, BC.  My medals are exhibited world-wide and will be in an exhibition in Munich in 2025.

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