Remnants of a procession

Twelve banners stood in groups around the chancel at Waterhay as part of ‘A Space for the Bittern’. An event just missed, or for one to come? Remnants of a procession, but a procession for what? And now they stand in the studio waiting for their next location.

At base, this investigation is above reconnnecting with the land, and in my case that is the part of the country I grew up in, the chalklands of England. So […]

Tallman Walking

Let the books lead

It’s a wonderful adventure when the book you are currently reading suggests the next, and the next, and the next, and before you know it you are reading about stuff […]

Tallman Walking

And on and on

Some things just stick in my mind so strongly (perhaps because they reflect its internal architecture?) that I find myself returning to them repeatedly as a possible starting point for […]

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Photographing Resistance 01

Each day this week I’ll show three of the portraits I’ve just completed, now on show as ‘Photographing Resistance’ at the Forum, University of Exeter. Each tableau consists of a […]

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Point portraits

Opening on the 15th of this month, at University of Exeter’s Forum, my first commission to create portraits, this time of researchers in the Anitmicrobial Resistance (AMR) Network. Each portrait […]

New Forest Imaginarium

Branches and roots

The New Forest Imaginarium is next up: opening at the end of the month in Sway, Hampshire, right in the heart of the Forest. I’m now working on the LIDAR […]

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Let the books lead

And on and on

Photographing Resistance 01

Point portraits

Remnants of a procession

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