Her love of the British coast draws her to the wild, unkempt places where the sky, sea and land dance with light in ever-changing patterns and colours. Before becoming a full-time painter, Kim trained and worked as an architectural stained glass artist and her works can be seen in many churches and public buildings throughout Britain. This influence can be seen in her paintings which continue to explore the possibilities of design and colour. Her oil paintings of land and seascapes have been recently exhibited by the Royal West of England Academy of Art and the Royal Society of Marine Artists exhibition at London’s Mall Galleries. She paints both en plein air and also in her home-based studio.