EQUINE ARTIST
ME
I’m an artist with a life-long love affair with horses, especially the majestic Baroque breeds of the Iberian Peninsula. Their strength, grace, and noble beauty have captured my heart, and they’re the soul of my artwork.
There’s something timeless about these horse, their proud arching necks, expressive eyes, and the centuries of history that they carry in every stride.
Before I picked up a paintbrush full-time, I was in the saddle, competing in showjumping and dressage. Horses have always been my world though these days, I prefer to paint than ride them. Trading reins for brushes has let me explore the unique bond between humans and horses in a whole new way, capturing their spirit and movement on canvas.
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My goal as an artist is simple: to create pieces that stir something in the heart. Whether it’s the fiery elegance of an Andalusian or the quiet strength of a Lusitano, I aim to translate their stories into art that speaks to your heart too.
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When I’m not painting, you’ll find me dreaming about my next equestrian muse or losing track of time in the company of a good horse (or enjoying a great cup of tea).
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I’m so glad you’ve found your way here, feel free to explore, and I hope my work brings a little equestrian magic into your life.
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I'm very grateful to have access to reference material from equestrian photographers Carlos Hernâni and Karen Broemmelsick.
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Artist Statement
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I don’t paint to impress.
I paint because something old, untamed, and sacred moves through me
and the only way I know how to honour it is to let it run free.
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Horses are the form it takes.
They are presence. They are power. They are aura.
They are the embodiment of freedom, the one thing I’ve craved for as long as I can remember.
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My work isn’t intellectual. It’s instinctual.
It doesn’t ask to be understood...it asks to be felt.
I don’t paint from a concept. I paint from a pull, a knowing.
Sometimes it feels like I’m not even the one painting...I just hold the brush and follow.
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These horses; baroque, bold, moving with great purpose,
they’re not just beautiful.
They reflect back the parts of me I’ve spent years reclaiming,
strength, grace, presence, momentum.
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I didn’t finish art school.
They couldn’t see value in what I created.
They tried to box me in, and when I wouldn’t fold, they shut the door.
But I kept painting, because this was never about fitting in.
It’s always been about coming home to myself.
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This isn’t technique.
This is transmission.
Each painting is a moment of connection, with freedom, with spirit, with the part of me that refuses to be silenced.
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If my work resonates with you, maybe it’s because you’re remembering something deep inside too.