Dots is a vibrant and varied series of abstract paintings exploring the relationship between transparency and opacity, and plays with the idea of ‘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. …
Dots is a vibrant and varied series of abstract paintings exploring the relationship between transparency and opacity, and plays with the idea of ‘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. …
Dots is a vibrant and varied series of abstract paintings exploring the relationship between transparency and opacity, and plays with the idea of ‘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. …
Another new/old work (a piece that was made a little while ago, but has never made it onto the website). 7 x 9.5″ (18 x 24 cm) canvas size 10 x 12″ (25 x 31 cm) framed size This piece is part of my Household series which come from a love of charity shops and jumble sales, …
Travelling around Japan I snapped lots of images of patterns in every day objects – this rust was on the side of an electrical / meter cabinet outside a building near Kyoto.
20 x 24″ (50 × 60 × 4 cm) Original – Mixed Media on Canvas. An original canvas called Winter Skies and Ruin, by Callanish. This crumbling house was on the skyline distant from the Callanish stones (Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland), beside which I stayed for a week in February 2012. I vowed …
16 x 20″ (50 × 40 × 4 cm) Original Acrylic On Canvas Inspired by a field sketch I made at the Ballymeanoch standing stones, Kilmartin, Argyll, Scotland in bright spring sun. I wanted to show something of the colours of the day and give an impression of the stately, slender nature of the stones. …
16 x 16″ (40 x 40 x 4cm) Original painting – acrylic on canvas. This piece was based on one on a tiny collage I made, which I used as inspiration for this bigger painting. I had in mind a modern take on Victorian specimin collectors, boxes of treasures… I collected items from around my …