Untitled | Plaster, pigments and acrylic paint/ medium | 10 x 10cms | 2026 These works I am currently exploring acts as surfaces for historical accumulation, erosion, and material memory. Constructed through layered pigments, acrylics, medium, fractured forms, and disrupted textures, this piece exists between painting, artefact, and ruin. The tile-like object resembles a recovered fragment - something excavated from an uncertain architectural or cultural form, that carries a

Creating artwork that captures the physical and emotional layers of identity can be a complex challenge. I try to explore the worn and weathered surfaces of urban life and bring these forms of making to my prints and paintings, inspired from the billboards of my past. In a recent series of gel printed paintings, I have been combining Posca pens with acrylic paints to create abstractions and portraits that reveal more than just a likeness. A recent study has been a self-portr

I created a watercolour portrait of fellow artist, Bob, offering a unique challenge and opportunity for me to learn more about using watercolour paint. Watercolour demands patience and control, especially when capturing the subtle expressions and personality of a subject. This post shares some insights into the layering techniques that brought this portrait to life, without overwhelming detail. The text will offer a few tips to build confidence with this delicate medium.