I love doing what I do, I love living where I live and I create my art work from my soul. Kahlil Gibran, the famous poet says that ones work is 'love made visible' and this summarises my belief of working and creating my art.

Since a little girl I have always taken great delight and interest in natures design, shapes and colours. I can remember looking, watching, and observing things like insects, shells, fish, flowers, and stone with particular interest in their intricate patterns and colours. I have always been fascinated by the detail of nature. This interest has progressed to bigger objects and I have incorporated this use of detail and colour into my work.

"There is a global, burgeoning interest in the use of natural fabrics, natural dyes and natural dye techniques. The prospect of developing my work within the current context of environmental social awareness, with it’s associated focus on naturally created materials, is very exciting to me. I recently attended the 7th International Shibori Symposium in 2008 in France, which had, as it’s focus, natural dyes. Not surprisingly, I enthusiastically joined in on the ensuing sprited international dialogue about natural dyes and shibori. I was afforded the opportunity to interact with the established Masters in this field, and was able to exhibit in the ‘Australia Naturally Exhibition’, which showcased Australian textile and fibre artists. Additionally, I presented my 18 minute film (professionally produced) called ‘Earth Treasures’ at the Paris American Academy of Arts and the Musee de Quay Branley in Paris. This film is shot on location and documents how I live and work within my environment."