Structured Chaos

Structured Chaos 2021 £250 Acrylic medium, mixed media collage and assemblage on cement on canvas. 60cmsq. 2021.

The Wilderness Vanguard

A sentinel figure standing at the edge, beyond is the untamed unknown. £600 Acrylic and Mixed Media with assemblage on canvas. 100cm sq. 2017.

The Emperor (and his new clothes)

Limitations unclothed. The Emperor. £500 Mixed media with assemblage and acrylic on canvas. 90cm sq.

Legend

Legend £250 Mixed media with acrylic and cement on canvas. 61 cm sq 2015 Notebook page for Legend piece noting symbolism related to the four elements and allegorical ideas. Notebook Dec 2015

One For Sorrow II

Mixed media acrylic and embedded objects on paper 30 cm sq

Transient

2015 Mixed media, and embedded objects on cement on canvas. 40cm sq This is a passing, a transition from one state to the next. It is signified in material but concerns the ethereal and intangible. There is no legacy, only values lost forever.

One For Sorrow I

Mixed media on paper 30cm sq

Here and There

  Mixed media and acrylic on canvas 40cm sq No rudder or compass, the vessel floats free. It is everywhere and nowhere. It is mythical sailing in stories of fantastic voyages of the imagination. It is full of empty  dreams. We keep vigil as it crosses our horizon.  

Contained Assertions

Mixed media and acrylic on canvas 40cm sq Truth is examined, honesty held up to scrutiny. Beauty, no longer safely in the eye of the beholder, is in peril. Added value fails to keep the balance sheet clean. The square is without compass.  

Illusion of Inclusion

Mixed media and acrylic on canvas 40cm sq There are barriers some are subtle others plain. A net is more than a barrier, it catches and holds. The frayed edges soften the impact; maybe they are time worn, as if by tradition. The net sorts and separates, being caught in the net is being caught …

What we say if we listen.

Mixed media on canvas 20" sq A seashell and other objects are embedded into and onto the canvas. The shell although like an ear is as much sending as catching a message in the form of a cloud whisper. What might be a landscape or seascape is turned to form another plane or reality.  

Grass Roots

A series of four small (8"sq) paintings using mixed media and cement on canvas. Grass Roots: the origin or basis of something; the basic or primary concept, rule, part, or the like. Again this concerns beginnings. Each piece started with a fragment of grass root from local moorland. These pieces also use collaged fragments of …

Four Enchanted Spaces

Again inspired by nature and infinity this series celebrates the magical aspects of the world around us.

Dorado Cocoon

The final image in the series 4 Enchanted Spaces Mixed media and acrylic paint and medium with embedded objects on cement on canvas 20" x 20" 2014

Golden Flux

The third image in a series of Enchanted Spaces. Two ideas collided here. I was seeing the image as a poetic visualisation of 'The Field of the Cloth of Gold', evocative and romantic words reaching beyond the Tudor history. These visualised perhaps as a banner above glinting armour with an earthy ground. The hearaldry of a …

The Grass is Always Greener

Acrylic and mixed media with embedded organic materials in cement on canvas. 20" x 20" 2014

Infinity Quartet

“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things thro' narrow chinks of his cavern.” ― William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell “The unexplainable thing in nature that makes me feel the world is …

In Progress

Before The Fall Cement, mixed media and collage on canvas 20" x 20" Genesis is an allegory. It describes the transition of the human race from a state of innocence…. They were initially unaware of their own mortality; they had little or no concept of right and wrong. After the transition they had a moral …

Primordium

Acrylic medium and paint, mixed media on cement on canvas. 20" x 20"

Once Upon A Time

Acrylic and acrylic medium, cement, mixed media on canvas. 20" x 20" 2014