This latest set of prints are about flower beds, more specifically municipal flower beds. Developed from drawings made over several months in the summer of 2023, in London Parks.

Im really excited about 2 things,

1. Their size. The initial drawings were pretty large (A2) but the print image is reallly small (A6), making the subject feel jewel like.

2. I hand painted the positives to mirror something of the spirit of the original drawings. This made registration fairly unreliable but I like that.

First shown at Bankside Galleries, London in Small but Mighty show, Nov 2023.

Somerset Satin, 410gsm

24 x 38cm

Edition of 20

£125

This latest set of prints are about flower beds, more specifically municipal flower beds. Developed from drawings made over several months in the summer of 2023, in London Parks.

Im really excited about 2 things,

1. Their size. The initial drawings were pretty large (A2) but the print image is reallly small (A6), making the subject feel jewel like.

2. I hand painted the positives to mirror something of the spirit of the original drawings. This made registration fairly unreliable but I like that.

First shown at Small but Mighty, Bankside Galleries, London, Nov 2023.

Somerset Satin, 410gsm

24 x 38cm

Edition of 20

£125

This latest set of prints are about flower beds, more specifically municipal flower beds. Developed from drawings made over several months in the summer of 2023, in London Parks.

Battersea Park has a more formal planting scheme than my previous Municipals. The layout of the original display beds was overseen by the Victorian adventurer John Gibson, who travelled the world for the exotic plants we see on display in the park today, 200 years later. The organised and often extraordinary planting decisions of this period gives Battersea Park a real eccentricity.

Somerset Satin, 410gsm

35cm x 40cm (image 14 x 16cm)

Edition of 20

£125

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder to the gradual disappearance of domestic, ‘popular’ art forms.

Referencing the materials of domestic life, MONUMENT is about the men and women would could make, mend or sew anything.

Finalist for On Paper, International Print Award 2022.

Tinta Invisible, Barcelona, July 2022

30cm x 42cm

Edition of 5

Somerset satin, 410gsm

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder to the gradual disappearance of domestic, ‘popular’ art forms.

Referencing the materials of domestic life, MONUMENT is about the men and women would could make, mend or sew anything.

70cm x 90cm

Edition of 5

Somerset satin, 410gsm

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection is in tribute to all the generations of makers who could make, mend or repair anything.

Referencing the materials of domestic life, its seams, frayed edges and selvedge, this work is about the absolute beauty of our ordinary lives and is dedicated to those who could take a scrap of material and turn it into something new.

30cm x 42cm

Edition of 10

Somerset satin, 410gsm

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder to the gradual disappearance of domestic, ‘popular’ art forms.

Referencing the materials of domestic life, MONUMENT is about the men and women would could make, mend or sew anything.

70cm x 90cm

Edition of 3

Somerset satin, 410gsm

All of my work starts from drawing, its a bit like my training track, its where I work things out. I am a member of the first wednesday drawing group and we meet up each month to draw at a specific location somewhere in London, where we all live.

London Zoo. July 2022. I spent most of my time drawing the people watching the animals.

All of my work starts from drawing, its a bit like my training track, its where I work things out. I am a member of first wednesday drawing group and we meet up each month to draw at a specific location somewhere in London, where we all live.

British Museum, Jan 2024. I finally settled on room 20, the Ancient Greeks. I drew the objects to each other whilst taking away all context.

Referencing the night sky above Salisbury plain, this work explores the link between logic and fantasy. Inspired by the disciplines of architecture, design and craft, my work explores the tipping point between comprehension and misunderstanding, the gap between fact and fiction. In this series of prints I have combined the physical (a piece of furniture) with the intangible (the night sky) in an attempt to visualise something about creativity.

My friend Roger.

Exhibit 1

Atelier Brighton / August 2022 / Cass Arts Prize

RE International Original Print Exhibition / Bankside Galleries / Nov 2021

Barbican Arts Trust / Artworks / Dec 2021

Museum of Lost Objects is a collection of fragments/materials from daily life. They are reconstructed to become something more precious and less real, encouraging the viewer to question what they are looking at.

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder of the fragile nature of our surroundings.

Ice & Plywood

ARTHUB residency exhibition - April 2022

Museum of Lost Objects is a collection of fragments/materials from daily life. They are reconstructed to become something more precious and less real, encouraging the viewer to question what they are looking at.

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder of the fragile nature of our surroundings.

Museum of Lost Objects is a collection of fragments/materials from daily life. I reconstruct them to become something more precious and less real, encouraging the viewer to question what they are looking at.

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder of the fragile nature of our surroundings.

Sky

ARTHUB Residency Exhibition - 2021

Things We Take for Granted is a collection of fragments/materials from daily life. They are reconstructed to become something more precious and less real, encouraging the viewer to question what they are looking at.

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder of the fragile nature of our surroundings.

Exhibit 3 : Moss

ARTHUB Residency Exhibition - April 2022

Museum of Lost Objects is a collection of fragments/materials from daily life. They are reconstructed to become something more precious and less real, encouraging the viewer to question what they are looking at.

Inspired by the altered worlds of architects, designers and makers, this collection acts as a reminder of the fragile nature of our surroundings.

Electric Christmas heaven

Promotional film to launch of my new blog, May 2015.

DOG AND BONE - Phone

JACK JONES - Alone

APPLE AND PEARS - Stairs

BUTCHERS HOOK - Look

BROWN BREAD - Dead

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