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http://www.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/837387/joa… In your current exhibition at Haunch of Venison, you are showing “Full Steam Ahead (Red#1)” (all works 2012), a kinetic, flower-shaped sculpture composed of working steam irons. Could you tell me about this more mechanical strand of your practice? […]

Today I have been reading about Tracey Emin – I read a chapter from the book Tracey Emin, 20 Years by Patrick Elliott and Julian Shnabel. I picked out some phrases and paragraphs that i found interesting and this inspired […]

Below is an extract of a 15-minute video I made a few months ago. What you see here is indicative of what goes on for the full quarter-hour: just me displaying details of the house with an outstretched hand and […]

This year has been a massive journey for my work. I began this year in the plan of exploring collections through the display and interpreting a collection and even what is a collection? I found the project really enjoyable at […]

The recent development in the presentation of Her 2 is very eminesque. This is completely unintentional it just offers more continuity to the viewer. Emin’s bed is a very personal account of her. Not many people get to see your […]

My plan for my degree show has always been to explore collecting. When I first began this year I was intending to focus on the display of collections and the difference between a collection a hoard, an obsession and a […]

I first encountered Tracey Emin’s piece Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963 – 1995 at the beginning of this project before I started my dissertation. I thought I would add it here in a post, as it seems relevant […]

I have been collecting my used make up wipes for months as it is a simple yet effective way I feel of portraying myself without actually creating a self portrait the traditional way that is thought. It is a daily […]

Project Re-think Since looking at the José Camarón piece, ‘An oriental (Turkish/Algerian) woman’ it has got me re-looking at some artist images I had taken off the Internet. The images are of famous female contemporary artists either framed in a […]

Being my first blog (ever), I presume one gives an insight of themselves. As I state in my profile, I’ve always been creative, but never really created anything. My creativity blossomed in a place where the main things that grew […]

Matthew Collings talking about art or, according to the DVDs I found in the library, a man who sounds like Matthew Collings yet looks suspiciously like Frankie Boyle due to the horrific colour and picture quality… talking about art. I […]

The joy of being a mixed media artists is that materials have no boundaries….well, for me I love flotsam and Jetsam, the opportunity of breathing new life into something old and forgotten, the possibilities of creating new connections, fresh meanings…….along […]