Mixed blessing of technology fail

Currently away from Norwich, I don't have all the necessary equipment and facilities to create my usual work. However, this has led me to create imagery using smaller dots, which seems to suit pencil work.

Let me know what you think via usual mediums.

STEW private view

Created an installation in STEW gallery, up for two weeks. The private view was on Monday and was very popular! Was good to collabarate with so many diverse artists on this project.

world's first bulletproof vest

wWas actually invented by the Polish. Can you see it in the image? In a society fascinated upon production and marketing, I want to highlight the origins of engaging objects rather than the mass profit-driven disconnected lifestyle the world has grasped so tightly onto.

Watch this:




first video

first video experiment




Experimenting: pixels, stencils and lampshades

experimented outside my usual dots area.

pixels, stencils and lampshades

Cuban Judgement

Not been able to get any final pieces done in a while, been very busy with other projects. Gradually realising I am interested in what actually makes up an image rather than its subject matter.

That said, the imagery is not random. In the modern world, we are subjected to more imagery and advertising than we as a population ever have been. I want to go through imagery I aesthetically enjoy and disect the image for what it is, letting each viewer individually have their own ideas about the image based upon their opoinoins, experiance and personallity.Cuban

New piece, might add more. Let me know what you think via the usual sources >>>

Live Work

working LIVE for 3 days in the St George's building on St George street, Norwich. Come take a look, have a chat, see something different.

Self. Dots + Paint

experiment with putting paint behind an image then dotting over. quite please with it! might add more dots later. need more ideas for actual subject matter, any suggestions?

Bactrian Camel Kodatrace

Finally finished this. Actually very proud of this, took a lot of time and patience and hopefully the screenprints of it will look good too

posca portraits and dot octopus

Combining my new posca pens with actual photographic 35ml slides, I created two different portraits. One of a retired Malaysian woman on eco-paper and a British woman.

I also can't seem to let go of the dot technique, and created this floating ocotopus out of the dots

Monochrome dots

primative pointillism. recording the exotic along with the everyday. Askari tribesmen under German command during WW1 and a fleeing water buffalo.