Victoria's art practice as an abstract Painter and Printmaker, sees her drawing, mark making and creating with a mix of mediums. She finds these two disciplines complement and inform each other and allow for a wider exploration of subject matter.

Victoria focuses on new ways of seeing the world around her and is often drawn to aerial views. “Whenever possible I’ll grab the window seat in an aeroplane so I can snap away at the birds-eye views passing me by.”

"My recent collections, mark a departure from a tendency to activate the entire surface of a board, canvas, or sheet of paper. Although I continue to draw upon the aerial source material central to my aerial view and above and beyond explorations, current work delves further into how landscapes shift when seen from above. From this elevated viewpoint, familiar rural and urban environments fragment into intricate, abstracted forms that often appear unfamiliar, challenging conventional three-dimensional perception.

I am paring back to create clarity and breathing space within the composition. By selectively reducing coverage, I bring chosen elements into sharper focus. I enjoy manipulating scale, contrasting positive and negative space, and employing a mixture of media to generate visual and textural tension. Gentle tonal passages sit in conversation with bold marks, dominant shapes, and assertive mark making, resulting in a dynamic, carefully considered composition."