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I have a strange relationship with my sketch book(s) I think… I have two on the go. One is A5, a tie-up Muji thing, with things poking out of it, receipts, photos, cards and envelopes. It is written in as […]

  7 live performances to camera …   within a certain time frame, and within a specific frame of space, new movement emerges… ways to love.. light grips my hands and I roll it around like clay…Like promises, like water perhaps… […]

I did a sketch of my living room that’s emptied out, with a more detailed version of what I imagine tentacles to look like. I called it Headless because the tentacles are mostly hidden behind the door, and the viewer […]

I have now undertaken a session of 1:1 tuition with an expert printmaker, Martyn Grimmer, at Spike Island. While this is about a transmission of skills, I think I should also explain the embodied knowledge that was part of it […]

The more emotional baggage i put into my work, the more it means more to me when i look at them. Embedding autobiographic content is a good strategy for me artistically, but also as a method to vent, which in […]

During the time working on the bursary, I have made new contacts and identified new collaborators and academics who have helped me to progress this new artwork. Having mentoring with Andrew Carnie helped me to consider how best I could […]

I have spent a day screen printing onto South Bank Smooth Paper and onto mirrors. I calling the series, Happy Places, because the fragments of imagery are harvested from my previous drawings of places that were happy memories for me […]

there was a period of time with this project where it did feel like it might not ever end.  it is now complete and i’m in a place where i can take a moment to look back over the project […]

yes – i feel lost at the moment. music on and back into the post.   i have to admit that since completing the museum project i’ve been catching up with the whole pandemic effect thing.  i miss contact with […]

  I’ve prepared a couple of images in bitmap, so I can screen print them onto mirrors tomorrow. The second image reminds me of Stephen King’s 1980 novella, The Mist because of the tentacles emerging from the other side of the […]