This series of paintings was inspired by a haunting image of leaves and fruit by Simon Verelst (1644-1721), depicting not only the bountifulness of God but also the fleetingness of time.
Encompassing not only my personal journey, the loss of a loved one left a fear that life as I knew it was over, but also the universal fear – is there still life for the natural world?
This series of paintings was exhibited at Braemar Gallery 22 February- 25 March 2018.
A Flutter // 2017 // 92 x 92cm
Dance VI // 2017 // 92 x 92cm
Dance V // 2017 // 61 x 51cm
Dance IV // 2016 // 61 x 51cm
Dance III // 2016 // 61 x 61cm
Endless Night // 2016 // 61 x 61cm
Pinned Insect // 2015 // 61 x 51cm
In Too Deep // 2016 // 61 x 51cm
Vegatative Dreaming // 2015 // 61 x 61cm
New Work
Thuridilla Mazda // 2018 // 45 x 45cm
Other Work
The Eye // 2011 // 61 x 51cm
Still Life With Lizardfish // 2009 // 92 x 92cm
Still Life With Lizardfish II // 2008 // 76 x 61cm
Composition IV // 2010 // 45 x 45cm
Composition V // 2010 // 45 x 45cm
Composition VI // 2010 // 45 x 45cm
Composition VII // 2010 // 45 x 45cm
Deep Sea Singularity // 2010 // 92 x 92cm
Annabaena // 2009 // 1220 x 920cm
Landscape Bright Ideas // 2011 // 92 x 92cm
Composition VIII // 2014 // 61 x 51cm
Interstellar Overdrive // 2015 // 61 x 61cm
Ah Scuttlebug // 2009 // 45 x 45cm
Otherworlds // 2009 // 45 x 45cm
The Dancer // 2009 // 45 x 45cm
Congress Of Creatures Of The Sea // 2011 // 92 x 92cm
