
How the patron model works for me
I’ve been on the Patreon patron platform as a creator for 6 years – it’s a small but impactful way for people to support for my work
I’ve been on the Patreon patron platform as a creator for 6 years – it’s a small but impactful way for people to support for my work
Neutrino Worlds Exhibition – We live in the surreal
Cloud Photography That Incorporates Surreal Elements Like Beings, Faces, Machines and Intelligence
I’m making my artwork available to borrow. Read more below.
Reworking some Reliquary Artworks from 2017 and getting to know them again. Using Epoxy Resins to embalm them yet also keep them alive by having different qualities degrade and fade, change colour, crumble over different timespans.
The blog provides an insight into my initial exploration of Stoke-on-Trent, my responses to the environment and sense of place. The following Chapter of the blog sees the work that was initiated within the two weeks residency, come to some form of resolution.
On and off research from 2016- onwards.
Contemporary Artist Statement
Prints and Drawings 2018
The Mourning Stone Project began in February 2015 and is an exploration of a chalk Downland landscape in relation to feelings of belonging, loss and shifts in time.
Egg. Evolution. Circle
Original cell
Re-Wilding Practice: Art and Environmental Sustainability
The story of starting again
A blog which started in 2016 with a-n professional development bursary activity and has expanded from there.
The context of the project emerges almost by chance and from the unconscious. As a child, I would find various objects on the street, bring them to life, and create stories for them through interaction. In this project, I revive […]
Two jobs available, based in Manchester and in London
In this blog I will be documenting the process of making a short film with the assistance and expertise of film maker Henrietta Thomas. I have a collection of vintage music boxes and my aim is to make a film […]
Explore a curated collection of limited prints by Joyce Treasure rooted in anti-colonial resilience, reclamation, and storytelling. Each piece is an invitation to engage with narratives celebrating strength, freedom, and empowerment
Kenn Gordon has been around for quite a number of years as a gigging musician, luthier and author. Kenn started out on his long musical career way back in 1968 with his first paid gig. Around the same period he […]
Notes from a Residency at Brisons Veor. November 2024
I’m currently in my second year of a practice-led, full-time Drawing Research PhD at Leeds Beckett University, where I am looking at how drawing can help us to understand loss. In my search for evidence of loss, I’ve been drawing empty chairs and spaces in care homes.
The art project will focus on my years spent in Bulgaria. There, I found a strong connection with nature, met friends for life, learned how to be a foreigner, and appreciated family and national traditions, customs, art and culture. More than thirty apart, I feel the same warmnes
Research project funded by the Edward James Foundation (West Dean College of Arts & Conservation) walking-with texts and imagery from the archive to explore the more than industrial values of forests towards aesthetic, imaginal, and relational values.
Here I’m reflecting on the new training course I’ve developed about how to share art for wellbeing with other people, and five words I see as building blocks to do just that