Work

Drawing has it all. It is the root of an artist's creative process and however frustrating it can be and ...

This year-long project explores my fascination with a hill called Thorpe Cloud in the southern Peak District. Thorpe Cloud is ...

The most influential conversations happen face to face when that supposed 90% of non-verbal communication unfolds in front of your ...

I’ve been a competitive fell runner for several decades and I find many parallels between running in the hills and ...

Environmental art is a challenge as we ask an audience that is already dodging the bullets of everyday life to ...

The River Erewash (Irre Wisce in old English) forms the county border between Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire and since the industrial ...

Spoken language is intimately tied to the slice of time within which it was uttered and words thrown at us ...

A picture may speak a thousand words but poetic language can paint ten thousand pictures, particularly in a society where ...

The COVID pandemic has taught us so many things about the true nature of humankind; we can be the most ...

Free As a Bird is based on the 18th-century panopticon design of the former Millbank prison in London. This iconic ...

Traumatic experiences impact the human brain in complex ways and psychology informs us that these memories are stored as smaller ...

We see a horizontal trace of a commuter journey from an urban environment to the countryside that is stripped back ...

Triops cancriformis (tadpole shrimp) is a rare crustacean and the British species is the oldest known animal species in the ...

3000 to 4000 veterans are either homeless or face homelessness in the UK. This shocking statistic was used as a ...

A series of five photographic diptychs are presented with each arrangement questioning a different aspect of the human condition. The ...

My journey to becoming an artist began with a deep-rooted appreciation of wilderness and nature which has grown stronger over ...

I've been a photographer since a Pentax ME Super landed in my hands in 1982. Cameras have changed beyond all ...