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I’ve been reading back over the last few posts. I feel I need to find a sharper focus, I need to know what I’m doing. There’s a wooziness, fog, I’m skirting round the edge of something… My grandson is now […]

I am at the studio wondering how I will manage to do everything that I want to do today: two video calls/meetings, an opening, a magazine (final edition) release, a Christmas dinner (where I need to be at the venue […]

Delighted to be exhibiting with FLUX again! For the tenth edition celebration, held in the heart of London: 178 St James, Piccadilly (opposite the Royal Academy, next to Fortnum and Mason). The opening event is this evening. Tickets are sold […]

The next thing I wanted to share is how slowly the creative process of focusing on the unknown is. I started grasping clay and techniques for recollection of memories, but the Augmented Reality is also the challenging point. I thought […]

The research, in theory, brought many questions and ideas on how to schedule and plan the first workshop. The partners in the research are James and Marius from Playla.bz, who facilitate the part connected to Augmented Reality experiences. My humble […]

A-N Blog Posts The weeks (actually months) before the first workshop were very hectic. It is surprisingly difficult to work and be creative within an unknown field. The outcomes could lead to unexpected positive or disappointing conclusions. The main question […]

  My friend Stuart Mayes is an artist born in the UK, living in Sweden. He is another that I have only met once in the real world, but I still find that really hard to believe. We occasionally “meet” […]

That happened quicker that I’d planned…. I saw an open call for an exhibition , so I submitted work on the deadline date. Its a ‘local’ artist one . held in the visitor centre of a public park. I was […]

I am enjoying making work – unlimited editions – in preparation for the Christmas Market / Open Studios in just over a week’s time. I am not expecting to sell anything but it would be great to be pleasantly surprised! […]