New images from St Ives - Not particularly Christmassy, but I like them so am sharing them with you. (download) Click here to download: merry...
I'm now an AA2A Artist at the University of Portsmouth! There are 4 of us on this current residency which ends next summer, and it's going to be fantastic to share our working practice with the students...
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My next course - Creative Book Making - starts at the Omega Centre in Portsmouth on Thursday September 29th. 10 weeks, 10:00 - 12:00. You will create a series of individual sketchbooks, notebooks...
I'm running a FREE 2 hour session on Book Making at the Omega Centre in Portsmouth on Thursday 8th September 2011 at 10-12. You will use simple traditional techniques, tools and materials to make a...
We all had great fun planting flags for Dysarticulate 2 at the weekend. Now I need to count them all, work out how many people participated, and publish all the photos! Saturday 23rd July - Planting...
I've got my old book (1966 science fiction), glue, bamboo skewers, knife..... So, i'm ready to participate in Dysarticulate 2 - The exciting 'Flag' project by The University of Portsmouth's Artist in...
Here's some photographs from my latest book making course which finished yesterday. We all had a great time and everyone made a fantastic book during the last 2 sessions that they designed themselves...
New manipulated photos of fossils and rocks. To inspire my latest textiles, books and prints. Looks like i'm going to start using colour at last! For more images please see my flickr site here - http...
I take inspiration from the science within nature. I view the natural world in a way that goes beyond beauty or ugliness by not limiting my observation to that of the human eye. I look beneath the layers of the obviously visible by using enhanced imagery such as manipulated photographs of the diversity of geology; microscopic images of bacteria; and telescopic cosmological images. I mix this imagery with my own visual interpretations, and from this I abstract elements of detail, pattern, colour and texture.
My structured textiles are therefore uniquely my perception of a natural form, a place, or a scientific phenomenon. Each piece of my Textile Design Art is a personal response to the discontinuity between the real and the perceived, where any preconceived notions we may have regarding the simplicity of nature are brushed aside by the awesome reality of the science within.
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