Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

The interplay of shapes and lines, both rigid and curvilinear, reflect the life style of the subjects, whose rigid self discipline in practice enhances their fluid movement in performance.

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

Not another Harry Potter reference? Possibility not … but, then again …

Acrylic and conte on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

Lonely is the life of a jazz musician … but he is always with his music.

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

Does everyone agree cats love comfort? Does anyone agree there could be a cat on a cushion in there … or is it a play of tone on tone, colour contrasted with colour?

Three people connected by relationship … or just a random grouping?

Purely random, abstract placement of shapes, lines and colours. Make of it what you will.

An old man’s bearded face appears out of swirling, textured granite; a place both protective and imprisoning.

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

A cloud of memory surrounds the whiskered face while the eyes gaze through the viewer. Who (or what) is he thinking of?

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

Some are engrossed in something … others not.

If you can’t experiment on yourself, who can you experiment on?

A group of climbers gather at the base of lowering cliff. A red line snakes down from the heavens. Fantastic shapes hang over them.

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

A doll is vulnerable in the hands of a child. A child is vulnerable in the hands of …?

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

Are we sure the hair is just right for St George’s Chapel?

Acrylic on plywood and cotton

200mm x 300mm

The curling edges of the fragile petals create movement within the flowers themselves. (I am fascinated by the illusion of movement that can be engendered by linear direction and interpretation.)