About

The overriding concept within my work is society’s relationship with technology, and what comes from that relationship. Each work is individual and has its own idea that I begin with when starting a painting, which have included (but are not limited to) desire, loneliness, popularity and politics.

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The imagery is akin to Pop Art of the 1960s, with mass communication and a never ending stream of images this conjures echoes of that movement in my mind. Whilst not trying to mimic work by artists of that era, I use elements in my work such as a strong colour palette and graphic like imagery.

Using stock imagery from Google for the basis of drawings. Often using kitsch imagery such as Pineapples and Kittens, aiming to replicate the addictive nature of consuming these images and the escapism they may offer.

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Screens create an alternate space within our lives, a dual reality, in which one is present and one that is unidentifiable as a space, a subconscious world.