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friday lunchtime and an opportunity to catch my breath after two highly charged weeks.  throughout them i’ve received help, support and good vibes from sue ball, the museum of making’s arts and heritage producer.  sue acts as a buffer zone […]

I’m three days in to a new drawing and I don’t like it. I used some green paint that is a weird texture… gritty but not in a good way, more in an accidentally got dropped in a gutter kind […]

This is a reflective moment in hindsight over 3 sessions of incremental steps. A kind of swell.   In May I had my first mentoring session with Adrian Heathfield. Adrian has a drama background that has informed a move into […]

We prepare for our Fruit Routes ‘harvest’ changing of seasons call it Mabon if you like .. a few days later into Autumn perhaps.. we Will encode the path, our Fruit Route, in the minds and hearts of those that […]

5 months has passed between the first blog post and this one, its an enormous amount of time and the project is progressing at snails pace. Its not for lack of attempting to work, and there has been a lot […]

This week sees the opening of my latest Perfume as Practice show, which will take place at Centrespace Gallery, Bristol from 4th – 9th October 2019. As ever, Perfume as Practice AW19 will look at the artistic potential of perfumery […]

The following images are taken during the exhibition Memory of Clothes at Worthing Museum from February till June 2019. The information below is copied from the gallery guide: Memory of Clothes was supported using public funding by the National Lottery […]

Ben Bridgens set me the task of creating bolted structures using a layer of thin veneer and a layer of fibre glass. This is the same combination as explored in previous experiments but this time no glue is used to […]

I worked with the elderly residents at Guildcare to make these clay figures. They clothed their figures using bits of old clothing, jewelry and sewing scraps. Each figure told a story. We also made cyanotypes on postcards of some of […]

Hill walks and conversations today. There is something interesting about conversations at minor altitude (1000ft) possibly due to physiological changes and visual perceptions. I would be interested to see what affect on dialogue climbing to moderate altitude would have.

Sounds of a Market at Parley, Queensgate Market, Huddersfield