Artwork

Deracinate I have used the term ‘Deracinate’ metaphorically and in relation to objects – lost, found and relocated. To uproot an object could mean placing it in an unfamiliar environment and viewing it in a different context. When objects are moved or...

Interventions In June 2015 I exhibited a series of garden tag paintings as interventions at Cairnhill Open Garden event in France. The tags made reference and connections between my own garden in Birmingham UK and the Cairnhill garden in France. The theme...

Paintings A collection of my paintings exhibited in the ‘Dialogue’ exhibition 'Apporter sa pierre a l’édifice/ Bring to the table' at Rugby Art gallery.

Film Watch the Venice 3 video.

Photography From the Ethereal existence book.

Recovered Fragments Pattern and ornamentation discovered and photographed from my surrounding environment is layered with my own digitally generated artwork. This layering of a diverse collection of imagery is reworked and transformed into new images. The...

3 Dimensional Computer manipulated 'Grid' format 2D imagery has been further explored and developed into geometric repeat and one-off surface patterns that envelop and define architectural structure. A continual investigation of my work is the translation...

Print / Lightlines Series The Lightlines series of work was developed from digitally manipulating scanned images from my own personal archive of paintings and photographs. The content of the imagery takes its starting point from the investigative nature of...

Grid Structure The action of repetition so essential to Fine Art printmaking is augmented through using the computer to modify and manipulate images from the macro to the micro scale. By investigating scale from macro to micro, the file size of the images...

Floating floor 2010 Is a precisely made installation exploiting the natural characteristics of wood. It plays on the perspective, scale and pattern of traditional parquet, creating a human, interactive and tactile connection to architectural surface and...