Tabitha earned her Fine Art Diploma from Central Saint Martins (University of the Arts London) in 2010 and went on to receive a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Middlesex University (formerly Hornsey College of Art). During her studies, she undertook an exchange at Curtin University in Western Australia, where her work was selected for a print exhibition in Victoria, New South Wales (2014). It was there she developed her first original ice video animation, later showcased as a 32-minute video projection at her graduate exhibition at The Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London (2014). Tabitha had a break in her practise due to work in the commercial art world and began delving back into it through her latest exploration in ceramics, producing a series of dipping bowls.

Her practice explores memory as a connective thread, reflecting on the human life cycle and the impermanence of natural elements. Through layered textures and subtle narrative gestures, Tabitha creates works that invite contemplation and evoke a deep sense of time, place, and existence.

Tabitha continues her professional work as a Project Manager and has worked with a range of clients, as well as at some of London’s leading commercial art galleries, The Institute of Contemporary Arts (London) & White Cube (Bermondsey).

Tabitha wishes to pursue her exploration of memory, waves, the ocean and marine science - her other passion.