Structures
Order is never entirely stable.
Geometry, edges and constructed forms establish systems that pressure begins to disturb.
Warm Altitude
Geometry From Above
The idea for Warm Altitude began with those fine white trails left by planes across a clear sky, briefly imposing order on something vast. I was captivated by the geometric patterns they created. Here, cool blue-greys and deep green hold the composition steady, while a tiny red note stops it becoming too serene.
It has a quiet, spacious presence that would work particularly well in a study, thinking space, hallway or calm contemporary living room.
40×40cm on cradled wood panel, in a black float frame, ready to hang
Acrylics
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Signal Held
Where the Pulse Waits
Signal Held feels like a moment of communication caught inside a rigid system. Deep blues and dark structural bands create a dense field, while fine silver diagonals seem to carry something across it, briefly cutting through the weight.
It has a concentrated presence and would suit a study, hallway or contemporary living space. The work was painted for Auto Amor and was selected for two of their exhibitions.
30×25cm, on Auto Amor board
Mixed media: acrylics, pencil, ink, paste
AVAILABLE on Artsy Auto Amor page
Shared Divide
Geometry Under Pressure
Shared Divide holds its ground through geometric compression rather than drama. Cool blue, grey and charcoal planes press against one another, while dark lines keep the composition from slipping entirely out of place. Look longer and earlier marks begin to surface beneath the final arrangement.
It would sit well in a modern living room, study or quieter architectural space where subtle tension can do the work.
20×20cm on cradled wood panel, in a black float frame, ready to hang
Acrylics
AVAILABLE £240. Click here to buy from the shop
Forced Through
No Clean Exit
Forced Through is about pressure without a neat outcome. The dark diagonal holds the composition together, while the curved breach and scratched marks keep pushing against it. Amber-gold cuts through the cooler greys and blacks with just enough heat.
The work is structured, energetic and slightly unsettled, and would sit well in a contemporary living room, study, home office or commercial space.
50×50cm on cradled wood panel, in a black float frame, ready to hang
Acrylics
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Tidal Zone
I built the composition of Tidal Zone to be deliberately asymmetrical. The large acid-yellow field has no echo anywhere else in the painting. It intrudes, almost emitting voltage, yet remains fully contained by the grey and black around it.
At 60 × 90 cm it needs room to breathe.
I once had it on loan against a dark magenta wall, where the contrast with the yellow was incredible.
Echo Denied
60×90cm on cradled wood panel, in a black float frame, ready to hang
Acrylics
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False Warmth
Still Searching
For me, False Warmth represents the uneasy relationship between warmth and cold structure. Blush and magenta surface within cooler greys and blacks, but never quite take hold, leaving the painting poised between comfort and unease.
Its layered surface rewards slower looking, making it a strong choice for a smaller space such as a reading corner, snug or study, where the detail can unfold gradually.
30cmx25cm, on cradled wood panel, in a black float frame, ready to hang
Mixed media: acrylics, paste, ink
AVAILABLE. £250. Click here to buy it from the shop