A timeline of work…
Dots is an abstract series exploring the relationship between transparency and opacity, timelines and spy holes. It plays with colour, simulated and physical texture and makes intensive use of spray paints and stencilling. It's roots are in my love of collecting 'many alike' objects into complex arrangements ...
I use photography as a tool in creating my paintings - for reference and as a part of the process of developing themes and ideas - but increasingly I also appreciate it as an art form in it's own right and am gaining confidence in my skill with the medium. This gallery contains a selection of work from 2009 - ...
Mixed media works coming from inspiration as complex as their visual richness, inspired by a love of charity shops and jumble sales, vintage fashion and homewares, social history, historical interiors, street art, ageing, wear and decay and early and mid-20th century artists. I enjoy the fact that I'm an artist with a spray can - and yet, rather than being ...
Drawing inspiration from landscape, flora, fashion, emotion, and many varied sources ...
My work is primarily concerned with the local, and wider, Scottish landscape - it's wide open spaces, big skies, shores, rocks and skies. I enjoy the uncertain spaces where land and sea, wind or rain meet, and delight in the unexpected colours ...
Still life observations. I enjoy blurring the line between object, pattern, physical and simulated texture ...
A body of work prepared for an exhibition with photographer Gavin Hookway which took place at Eden Court, Inverness during September 2012. "Fine art and photography blend to explore texture, contrasts of light, our perceptions of beauty, past lives, historical timelines, and that slow, inevitable reclamation by nature that ultimately reminds us of our own fragile human condition." ...
In the Summer of 2012 I spent three weeks (over two visits, seeing the early stages and end of the years dig season) as Artist in Residence at the award-winning Ness of Brodgar archaeological excavations in Orkney, off the North Coast of Scotland. This Neolithic site is of major world importance and sits within the UNESCO World Heritage site. Only discovered in ...
Spontaneous abstracts inspired by the sea, glimpses caught and lost through water, mermaids selkies and sea stories ...
Driven by a desire to disassemble and examine my creative process when making abstract work, with inspiration from the St Ives School, changing seasons and recent landscape work ...
Illustration work undertaken for greetings cards, textile design and prints ...