Category Archives: art work
The Brand Nobody Knows: London’s fashion ‘other’ and the vernacular aesthetic of the Anthropocene
On a recent visit to Covent Garden I noted a new proliferation of luxury brands trading from the Piazza. On approaching the Piazza from James Street one is confronted with stores by historic luxury brands Chanel, Dior and Burberry. These … Continue reading
Introducing Homo Pyrophilus – Fire Apes #7
What should you do in your new studio? Make new work! I recently made a new piece for an exhibition in the AVA Gallery at the University of East London alongside many talented colleagues from Architecture and the School of … Continue reading
A Little Bit of Omphaloskepsis (navel gazing to you and me)
I know it’s blatant self-promotion, but such is the life of the post-digital artist! My recent (ahem, successful) application to the Professional Doctorate in Fine Art at UEL was a great opportunity to reconsider and recontextualise the most important strands … Continue reading
Suburban Light at Doomed Gallery coming up…
The exhibition Suburban Light brings four London-based artists together for the first time at Doomed Gallery, 65/67 Ridley Road, Dalston, E8 2NP as part of East London’s photography festival Photomonth. The exhibition features Penny Dampier, Naa Teki Lebar, Talitha Robert … Continue reading
Artist Video
I spent some time earlier this year making videos for other artists at Euroart studios with Emma Edmondson, now we finally got round to making one for me! Hope you like it.
Salon Art Prize 2012
Good news! It appears I’ve been selected for the Salon Art Prize exhibition this year. There were some big names on the selection panel; Gavin Delahunty (Head of Exhibitions, TATE Liverpool), Godfrey Worsdale (Director, BALTIC centre for contemporary art), Anthony … Continue reading
More Work in Progress
I will be opening up my little studio to the public this weekend. I have been working on a new ‘Holocene Arrangement’ and framing up some prints. Please do come along if you’re in the Tottenham area or even if … Continue reading
New Prints based on Graffiti I have Actually Seen
An old colleague called Lee Dadpour showed me a massive piece of graffiti that said “Hello I’ve got Big Ears” in Haggerston circa 2000. I’ve put it over this postcard of a bull fight. The graffiti was so weird and … Continue reading
A406 project
I’ve been taking some pictures of my favourite bridge over the A406. There is something particularly brilliant about this one near the Walthamstow dog track. I’ve got a bit of a thing for concrete structures like this. Perhaps road bridges … Continue reading
Intellectual Simulation 