I’ve always loved to create, loved to draw and love colour.
As a child I was absorbed in all manner of things – drawing and designing prolifically, painting, pottery, plasterwork, paper mache etc
In my teen years I desired to be an artist but also wanted to be an Architect. I studied art and technical drawing throughout school and won many contests.
In my early twenties I gained my Architecture degree including studies and experience in art, photography, ceramics, product design etc.
My late twenties I continued to draw, sculpt, paint, photograph and design alongside working as a designer in a variety of Architectural practices.
In my early 30s I started my own Building design practice and continued to illustrate, draw, paint and photograph.
Now in my 40s I am enjoying the wealth of experience and yet the continued joy for life – I look to express this in my work.
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From a creative perspective what fascinates me is the interplay between order and disorder, perfection and imperfection, concepts of God and man. I love classical symmetry but also love random interplays with that. I think that’s why nature fascinates me so much – you can look and see pure, perfect geometry but there as well are organic imperfections, disorder, variances due to growth and climate and adaption.
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If you would like to be kept up to date with upcoming works and exhibitions please email me. Also if you are a gallery owner and would like me to exhibit at your gallery please contact as well.
There are lots of things that inspire me and art is one way I can explore that inspiration. Geometry – in its many forms, sacred, natural, pure. Golden mean, fibonaci series, penrose tiles, quantum physics etc. I like the interplay between the perfection of pure form and the imperfection of random/organic. Often my works are a mix of the perfect geometry with imperfect techniques – sort of like a duality between God/universe and man.
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