Grunt (2008)
Part two of the triptych for MASS. Still deciding who will sit between this guy and The General. acrylic on canvas 762mm x 1062mm Below is a timelapse recording of the painting process. The music…
Part two of the triptych for MASS. Still deciding who will sit between this guy and The General. acrylic on canvas 762mm x 1062mm Below is a timelapse recording of the painting process. The music…
The third MASS painting, the General. The Minotaur of Greek mythology was the result of the union of Pasiphae and a bull. He dwelt inside the labyrinth and devoured anyone who entered. Here the minotaur…
My second MASS portrait, this one of painter Sam Hewitt, my co-conspirator in the MASS. I approached this canvas in a different manner than usual, using sticky gobs and smears of thickened acrylic media. Larger…
The first portrait of my own for the MASS exhibition I’m organising in May. This is a painting of Barrington, the father of a friend of mine. acrylic on canvas 762mm x 1062mm Below is…
Recently I’ve been considering the commonalities between the foundations of computer science and the philosophy of language. As the world becomes more reliant on, and yet paradoxically more oblivious to, the exponential explosion of computing…
Sigmund Freud was the founder of Pyschoanalysis, and Wilhelm Reich, once Freud’s favourite student, was much respected in his early career as a Psychiatrist, however a rift between them grew as Reich became dissatisfied with…
I’m pleased to announce that I shall be exhibiting as part of the Affordable Art Fair in London next week. I’ll be exhibiting six canvases at The Gallery 129 St. Johns Hill, London, SW11 1TG…
acrylic on canvas, 812mm x 304mm A new anamorphic painting for the new year. This time the German philosopher Immanuel Kant. Kant is considered a ‘hard’ philosopher by many students of the subject, and I…
acrylic on canvas 510mm x 510mm x 2 My second corner painting, and a compliment to my previous painting of Oppenheimer. Marie Curie was notable not only for her two Nobel Prizes, an accolade shared…
Acrylic on canvas 914mm x 610mm 2007 marks 300 years since the birth of Carl Linnaeus, “the father of taxonomy.” He was the first to apply a rigorous hierarchical naming system to all living things.…