A collaborative performance between myself and Dave Robinson. An empty slide projector shined down onto the square pool of water…
posts of artwork
positioning the vibraphone to the water and reflection…
building and experimenting with the water and sound installation “Requiem”
building and positioning a square water pool and experimenting with sound
burn then quench: preparing wood for water sculpture
with my niece Florence.
The Music, Water & Light Symbiosis Experiment 2
Short film, unedited of experiments with sound and vibration of sound on water, with Clive Fletcher
hot summer in the studio painting cool greys
painting in cool studio on HOT day
LIGHT & DARK | NATURE & PLACE
solo art exhibition and art residency 21st Dec 2015 – 21st June 2016 At The Wealden Literary Festival 2016 Set…
details of recent photograms
detail of photogram of skeletal Magnolia leaves shadow of glass of water with Forget-me-nots in it detail of Forget-me-nots detail…
programme for the Wealden Literary Festival 2016
exhibition invitation
my bathroom
making and mounting the photograms for Wealden Literary Festival art residency exhibition
The Weald residency – early spring images
Visual research as part of an artist’s residency at Boldshaves, near Tenterden, Kent.
giving a talk
Giving a talk about my art practice from my degree at Glasgow School of Art to present day, The Kirk…
Commission |”winter willow in the snow” 2015
A wedding present Moon gold leaf, Indian ink and gouache on gessoed wood. December 2015.
photography | eclipse of the moon
It didn’t look like this, it looked like a perfectly spherical orange satsuma floating in a petrol blue sky. At…
art for the art market
A mixture of shadows of flora, hands and water made in the darkroom (photograms/rayographs which are…
autumn shadows | making blueprints
Using cyanotype coated Fabiano paper, the shadows of the objects remain white, whilst the UV light of the sun creates a chemical reaction, turning the paper blue. A blue-print.
blown away by the delicacy of flowers
art sale at home
Thank you so much to the 50 or so friends and family who visited and kept me in business…
