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Rambler's WaveMy work is often concerned with transience and figures in landscapes. This painting is a continuation of that interest. It came about during a period in which I walked the South Downs over 11 days. The figure was inspired by a character from a French film also about walking called Vagabond, which I love. The painting is one of a loose and ongoing series, using the backpacking walker as a recurring motif.

The central figure in the image is possibly the artist as a child

This lotus sculpture wrapped in human form serves to observe this idea

echoing both anatomical resilience and infrastructural fragility

cast like rolling clouds above

II‘ investigates industrially scarred landscapes and the industrial fragments found within them

and charcoal

This body of work emerges from the deep wound left by the dismantling and eradication of the Sacred Goddess — a figure revered for over 200

and the built environment’s impact on identity

Rather than focusing on external appearance

asking not only what is seen

the holes from the staples

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