Acrylic on canvas 2015. This painting commemorates the installing of a new floor in my studio. It will be shown as part of First Site’s open exhibition in November 2015.
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The Red Studio
Staverton Thicks
2015 6′ high x 13′ wide. Acrylic on canvas.
A study of the birch trees at the edge of a famous woodland called Staverton Thicks in Suffolk. Every time I passed this area I had to stop and look at them. The way that they had naturally grown seemed so ordered.
A study of the birch trees at the edge of a famous woodland called Staverton Thicks in Suffolk. Every time I passed this area I had to stop and look at them. The way that they had naturally grown seemed so ordered.
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Ferryman
2014 Sculpture, bronze resin and gold leaf.
Once again my study into mythology has taken me to a study of the ferryman – someone who appears in legend all over the world and who in real life still have something special about them.
Once again my study into mythology has taken me to a study of the ferryman – someone who appears in legend all over the world and who in real life still have something special about them.
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Ferryman
Ferryman – 2014 Sculpture, bronze resin and gold leaf.
Once again my study into mythology has taken me to a study of the ferryman – someone who appears in legend all over the world and who in real life still have something special about them.
Once again my study into mythology has taken me to a study of the ferryman – someone who appears in legend all over the world and who in real life still have something special about them.