Dreamlike images of mis-remembered places, structures and creatures in vivid colour, bold strokes and intricate line-work. A balance between precision and spontaneity melding together these unlikely figures, flora, fauna and architecture in images that are at once familiar but all-too-strange, hinting at repressed material and an archaeopsychic past or a possible future. A choice between resisting a chaotic new era or allowing it to envelop you.
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The initial inspiration for these pieces comes from authors J.G. Ballard (particularly his 1962 novel, The Drowned World), Stanislaw Lem, John Wyndham and other transformative visions of humanity’s future. A variety of media and methods were employed, including pen & ink, acrylic paint, silkscreen, lino block print and paper collage.