| Portraits, Sculptures, Illustrations & plein air worksClick an image to enlarge  This page showcases a selection of my PhD Portraits from my 'Paint me this way!' exhibition, Swindon Museum and Art Gallery, supported by the Arts Council England. It also shows a selection of portraits in different media, as well as sculptures from my 'Handle with care!' series, and oil paintings captured en plein air.
"My work explores how identity is formed, disrupted and re-claimed, using art as a compass when familiar narratives no longer serve."
Based in Swindon, I work nationally and internationally on research-led creative projects that bring together fine art, reflective inquiry and the reimagining of historical visual narratives.
My work sits at the intersection of image, identity and storytelling. Whether painting from life, working en plein air, or reimagining historical artworks, I am drawn to the quiet moments where a person or place reveals its inner sense of self. Through careful technique and research-led practice, I explore how beauty, memory and transformation can be felt through paint.  Broken Lungs (after Frida Kahlo)  There's Something About Mark, RIP  Being Pandora (after Rossetti)  Held by an Angel  The Two Norma's (after Frida Kahlo)  The Poppy Field (After Klimt)  Paint Me Like a Picasso! (after Picasso)  The Flying Ace  Saying Goodbye to the Sea  The Red Beret  The English Rose  Lost  Little Susan  North Bear  Bohemian Rhapsody  Agoraphobia Dress (Metal, Glass, Nails)  Catch 22 (Cardboard & Pins)  Pin Hole Camera (Cardboard & Pins)  Mermaid 1 (Watercolour)  Mermaid 2 (Watercolour)  Mermaid 3. (Watercolour)  Charlie, in the Style of Klimt  Slumber ... Oils & Gold Leaf, In the Style of Klimt  Lily ... Oils and Silver Leaf, In the Style of Klimt  The Arch, The Algarve, oils, painted en plein air  Sunset on the Algarve, oils, painted en plein air  The Algarve Coast, Portugal, oils painted en plein air  Our Favourite Rocks, The Algarve Coast, oils painted en plein air  Storm over Boscombe, Bournemouth  Katwjk en zee, oils painted en plen air Be the first to post a comment. |
