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This was a self-directed mural I made for Paint Jam in Borehamwood. I used it as a chance to explore more abstract elements while still working with the colour palette and botanical shapes that run through my practice.

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The piece focuses on layering and how shapes interact with each other. Each layer builds on the last to create movement and depth across the wall. I approached it quite intuitively, allowing the composition to develop naturally as I painted.

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It was created on site and carries a sense of play and experimentation. This project reflects how I use mural spaces to push ideas forward while keeping a consistent visual language.

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PAINT JAM EXTERIOR MURAL, UK