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In my Project Space Residency I decided to try the mediums and methods I had been working with to develop a portrait. I was pleased with the initial sketch which I worked in oil pastels but it didn’t translate as […]

In July I took a trip to Venice to visit the Biennale. The entire experience was amazing and overwhelming and of course the representation of female artists this year was groundbreaking however I was most struck by one of the […]

In kickstarting my new body of work, I came across this great quote summing up macro and micro written in 1629 by Constantijn Huygens: “If nothing else, let us learn this, that the estimation, which we commonly make of the […]

I have many interests, it’s rarely the final image that interests me, it’s the technique. I prefer to see the irregularities of slight changes in pressure or inconsistencies in ink application, along with the medium used to cut or carve. […]

I’ve chosen three of my brand-new dancer drawings to be entered into October’s Boldbrush contest! I’d be delighted if you could vote for one or any number of them that take your fancy Here are the paintings – just click […]

Lost Dreams is featured in the University of Lincoln Alumni magazine here. The aim of this is to achieve a paid exhibition at a festival such as Gravity Fields Festival, where art and science are showcased, and my mentor, Sir […]

My collaborator on Remembering Together project recommended BBC documentary Aids: the Unheard Tapes One of the remarkable things about the response to AIDS was how fast people living with AIDS got together and made to make that own demands. We […]

What luck, having never witnessed an installation in construction mode before, it made me realise that as an observer, how calm and organised everyone is. Measurements and calculations, wheels with cross sections mirroring the wheel above. Artists assistants diligently working […]