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When you open a door, the intimate space loses clarity and the exterior space loses the void. The void merges into the open cupboard / box and becomes part of its contents. Relates to people in terms of their mouth, […]

My degree show piece – exploring the architecture and shapes which arise from Staffordshire University’s campus in Stoke-on-Trent.

I am using the time in residence at Outlandia to build on my previous body of work by documenting techniques, strategies and games I invent and construct to measure the duration of my stay in Glen Nevis. Such play is […]

Just come back from quick trip to Bochum, Germany, where 2 of my recent paintings are in an exhibition for 2 months in a ‘friends and family’ exhibition. I was happy to find that, though I tried to speak German, […]

For the past two weeks I have attempted to begin and complete one painting a day, ad so far, I am ecstatic to report that such attempts have been successful. The initial reason for undertaking such a feat was simply […]

A New Look for Public Toilets in Dover As I messed up my last blog….. I thought I might just pick this one up instead……seems a very relevant title for a blog and there will always be something current in […]

Selecting artists My next challenge is to select at least another 2 artists to exhibit with us in New York State next April. It’s something I’m finding difficult to focus on while the church commission is still very much in […]

Measure once, cut twice. The steel plates are cut and the edges beveled. I take them to Studio 4 and prop them against the walls. Horror! I realise they are not the same size as the windowpanes in the studio. […]

Other people’s blogs hold answers too. Discussion with Jean McEwan, and Sharon Hall Shipp brought up the topic of archaeology. It struck a real chord with me, with the work I’m doing now, and what has gone before. I am […]

Part 1: I banked the fleeting images and haven’t moved on…. My landlady, familiar with Venice, was dumbstruck by my lack of tourist-based anecdotes that she could recognize: I was an artist going to the Venice Biennale (founded in 1895) […]

Part 2: The Encyclopedic Palace, inspired by Marino Auriti’s unrealised utopian dream, is a universal experiment tracing the imagination of artists and allowing viewers to expand theirs. It “investigates the desire to see and know everything” and the result translated […]