Richard

Injurious language from our past can be reinterpreted and reframed to create a reimagined, more positive landscape to allow for personal growth and recovery. Spoken… Read More »I KNOW ABOUT THE HORSES

A picture may speak a thousand words but poetic language can paint ten thousand pictures, particularly in a society where we are subjected to a… Read More »SPOKEN WORD

The COVID pandemic has taught us so many things about the true nature of humankind; we can be the most caring species in very challenging… Read More »BRITANNICA

The panopticon is a metaphor for the Big Brother surveillance in modern society, but the oblivious bird epitomises freedom from the forces of control. Free… Read More »FREE AS A BIRD

Traumatic experiences impact the human brain in complex ways and psychology informs us that these memories are stored as smaller chunks rather than entire events.… Read More »IT WAS QUITE A NOISY NIGHT

We see a horizontal trace of a commuter journey from an urban environment to the countryside that is stripped back to show only colour, line… Read More »VIEW FROM A TRAM WINDOW

Triops cancriformis (tadpole shrimp) is a rare crustacean and the British species is the oldest known animal species in the world. Triops has witnessed an… Read More »CLIMATE CHANGE SELFIE

3000 to 4000 veterans are either homeless or face homelessness in the UK. This shocking statistic was used as a basis for this street installation… Read More »ESCAPE FROM THIS MADNESS

A series of five photographic diptychs are presented with each arrangement questioning a different aspect of the human condition. The photographs have been paired to… Read More »EDGES OF ADDICTION

My journey to becoming an artist began with a deep-rooted appreciation of wilderness and nature which has grown stronger over time. I have a particular… Read More »GNARLED BY NATURE