ARTIST STATEMENT
My work is concerned with the human condition, and our innate fear of mortality. While this has been a feature of many cultures since time immemorial, the current state of the world and the impending emergencies faced by the planet and its inhabitants perhaps create a greater feeling of anxiety, casting a greater shadow over humanity than ever before. I focus this into experimental unsettling landscapes, sculptures or installations, onto which I project a human based psychological mood of disquiet- a sense that our lives are precarious and anything could happen.
My work very often starts with a photograph, taken when an atmosphere, or even a texture, catches my attention. This could be anything from a bleak landscape, a long abandoned building, even a rotting lemon found at the back of my fridge.
I graduated from Bath Spa University in 2023 with a First Class Honours Degree in Contemporary Art and Professional Studies, and have taken part in numerous group exhibitions since, as well as being accepted for the RWA 170 Open Exhibition.
My work is concerned with the human condition, and our innate fear of mortality. While this has been a feature of many cultures since time immemorial, the current state of the world and the impending emergencies faced by the planet and its inhabitants perhaps create a greater feeling of anxiety, casting a greater shadow over humanity than ever before. I focus this into experimental unsettling landscapes, sculptures or installations, onto which I project a human based psychological mood of disquiet- a sense that our lives are precarious and anything could happen.
My work very often starts with a photograph, taken when an atmosphere, or even a texture, catches my attention. This could be anything from a bleak landscape, a long abandoned building, even a rotting lemon found at the back of my fridge.
I graduated from Bath Spa University in 2023 with a First Class Honours Degree in Contemporary Art and Professional Studies, and have taken part in numerous group exhibitions since, as well as being accepted for the RWA 170 Open Exhibition.
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