The visual counterpart to my poem A Falling Through, we are presented with a figure, framed by long theatrical curtains forming a corridor into a bright white light. In the figures offered hands, a garden bird lies motionless. The leminscate symbol, which represents infinity, can be seen here above the figure’s [...]]]>

The visual counterpart to my poem A Falling Through, we are presented with a figure, framed by long theatrical curtains forming a corridor into a bright white light. In the figures offered hands, a garden bird lies motionless. The leminscate symbol, which represents infinity, can be seen here above the figure’s head. The word leminscate is actually Latin for ribbon, a length of which if twisted and fixed together at both ends produces an infinite looping two-dimensional plain.

THE VULNERABILITY OF NATURE IN THE HANDS OF MAN, 2010
Acrylic on Canvas

In Hermeticism, there is a short work titled ‘The Emerald Tablet’ attributed to Hermes Trismegistus which introduces the concept of ‘As above, so below’; Macro cosmos being the same as micro cosmos. This concept is reflected throughout my series with the use of specific shades of blue to represent, that which is above, [...]]]>

A PORTRAIT IN BLUE (CAUGHT IN BETWEEN), 2010
Acrylic on Canvas

Victoria 2003, Sketchbook, Pencil on Paper

Sad Angel 2004, Sketchbook, Pencil on Paper

Jenna 2003, Sketchbook, Pencil on Paper

Liam Gallagher (Oasis) 1997, Sketchbook, Pencil on Paper

Brian Molko (Placebo) 2004, Sketchbook, Pencil on Paper

Brian Molko (Placebo) 2004, Sketchbook, Pencil on Paper

Portrait Triptych 2006, 12″ x 12″ acrylic on canvas (each)

Untitled 2005, 19″ x 12″ Watercolour & Acrylic on Board