Daisy trained as a fine artist at Wimbledon School of Art and Camberwell College of Arts. She later studied curating at Chelsea College of Art and Design, and was awarded a Research Fellowship at Chelsea Space in 2012 for two years.
She has since worked as a curator in educational and community contexts, supporting other artists, developing audiences alongside her own artistic practice. Her work includes curating exhibitions, facilitating curatorial groups, running and organising workshops and producing programmes.
Specialising in visual arts practice, her wide-ranging knowledge of contemporary art practice and applied arts informs her work as an artist. The curatorial and painting are intertwined, with each continuously informing the other.
She has exhibited at the Red Gate Gallery, Cass Art Space Kingston, Dorking Museum, and the Works on Paper fair at the Science Museum, and she has curated numerous projects at galleries and non-traditional spaces including high streets, theatres, online, and in community spaces.
Daisy works in Leatherhead, creating paintings and exhibitions that reflect on nature and place. The works often become emotional documents, depicting unseen feeling as much as they record the world that we can see.