Born in London where she lives until 18. Detests the city and escapes as often as possible to the country, in particular Somerset and Dorset.

Meets up with an artist who, on seeing some of her artwork advises her strongly to follow her heart and go to Art School, rather than going down the academic university path preferred by her school.

Studies at St Martin’s, Bristol and Chelsea art Schools. At 22 is selected to become a lecturer in Foundation Studies and later Fine Art Sculpture where she teaches drawing, painting and sculpture until 1990. The “Cornish School” have a strong influence on her work and in particular Paul Feiler, her principal tutor when a student at Bristol.

Selected for the British Art Show.

First exhibition in Germany.

Move to Devizes, a decisive moment in her artistic development where the discovery of Romanesque Architecture becomes an integral part of her work. She becomes neighbour to John Wragg and David Inshaw, both of whom taught her as a student.

First major one-man show in London.

First exhibitions in France.

Beginning of regular trips to France and Southern Europe, as part of the source material for her work, bringing about the decision to leave England and live full-time in France.

Installation in the heart of the country in South West France with her husband, a native of   the Lauragais. Organisation of her new studio. Embarking upon a  much more solitary artistic path, she says that it was at this moment that her life as an artist began.

Birth of her sons, James and Thibault.

She starts working in Bronze.

Exhibition at the Olivétains, St Bertrand de Comminges.

Decision to receive people in her studio and house, rather than systematically exhibiting in galleries.

Creation at last of her Internet site ...