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Twin Towers'Twin Towers' is a sculpture made from house paint tin lids, some of which have been used and are covered in residual paint of many colours. The 'plinth' parts of the works are pristine unused paint tin lids. I enjoy the contrast and the connection between the used and the unused, the made and the found, the art and the plinth. The work is stacked and balanced and has both a fragility and a strength in its making.

Roaming Turf explores the shifting ground between familiarity and estrangement

The Archbishop depicts a solitary figure whose identity hovers between the human and the non-human

eliciting discomfort and internal dissonance

cast like rolling clouds above

William Blake envisioned a world where the infinite could be seen in the ordinary

one that shelters while remaining open

Layering paint and pigment

offering no resolution

"Old Man" is a meditation on aging

scattered details invite closer looking across a wide space

By mimicking the earthy textures and awkward elegance of Bronze Age artifacts

it explores the relationship between mathematical concepts and physical construction