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Imperfectly Natural, 2010 An exhibition exploring rhythm, transition and connections. The work contemplates the emergence of a new family generation and focuses on hands, as a symbol of our unique identity, but also as a means of feeling, connecting with, and exploring the world. |
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Inner Space, 2010 City life can be exciting and it can be overbearing. But even in busy and stressful situations, people can find moments to find inner strength, peace or contemplation in their own minds. |
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Miscellaneous 2007 - 2009 Various paintings including selections for Open Exhibitions in Shrewsbury, Telford, and Much Wenlock |
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The Familiar A closer view of domestic scenery |
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3D and constructed reliefs, 2005 - 2009 Colour, three dimensional construction and texture combine to create paintings suggestive of forms and surfaces from the natural and built environment |
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City Connections, 2010 Glimpses of relationships between city dwellers |
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Phantom Cities Magical urban visions in a joint exhibition with Colin Blundell of paintings, constructed reliefs, collage and photography |
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A Walk from Huisinis Reflections on the impact of human habitation over many centuries on this remote and beautiful location on the Isle of Harris |
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Pixelated Distorted and fragmented pixel images expressing the dynamics and complexity of life within the “Matrix” |
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Open/Closed/Locked Images of doors and locks, rich with symbolism and which when enlarged to greater than life size become intriguing abstractions. |
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On the Town This narrative series of paintings depicts some of the pace, excitement, tension and loneliness of urban life. |
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Cities The image and character of cities are formed over many centuries, by both their inhabitants and visitors. I am interested in how buildings can transcend their function and place and often reach an iconic status. |
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Rising Waters Images from Britain's waterlands |
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Stone Works Stone walls and steps have been woven into the fabric of our landscape, standing as silent witness to our history from the most remote and inhospitable locations to the frontier of an empire. |
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