16th July 2014
‘The Fade Of Fallen Memories’
It is now July 11th, and I’m sat by the open window of my bedroom staring at this blank page, as summer rain falls silently on the garden outside.
Read More› 16th April 2014
‘The Last Dance Of The Flowers’
Sitting down to write this today is a completely different feeling compared to my last few entries, and to be honest it feels like a happy relief.
Read More› 25th March 2014
‘The Stars Of Spring Will Carry You Home’ (150cm x 150cm)I have loved this photograph from the very first day I took it over 9 months ago in the summer of 2013. It is full of all the things that drive and inspire me in my work, theatre, human connection, colour, the landscape, and above all a certain unsaid English eccentricity.
Read More› 17th February 2014
‘The Secret Locked In The Roots Of A Kingdom’
It’s late, I should have gone home hours ago but the thrashing rain at the dark mouth of the window and the roar of the wind that rips through the empty streets below has kept me here later than planned.
Read More› 2nd December 2013
‘She’ll Wait For You In The Shadows Of Summer’ (200cm wide)
This photo represents such a deeply complex range of emotions for me that I often struggle when I look at it and no doubt I always will.
Read More› 18th November 2013
“Gaia, The Birth Of An End‘ (200 x 130cm)
Tonight it’s dark in the studio, and I’m curled up in my chair staring at this blank page, about to write the first Wonderland diary entry in 9 long months.
Read More› 30th October 2013
To tell the truth, recently I have begun to the feel the pressure of how many people are waiting for the release of the new Wonderland pictures, and the length of time everything has been taking.
Read More› 8th August 2013
It’s been too long since I wrote, I know………… The opening of my Amsterdam show is already a distant memory, and I’m long overdue with writing about Milan.
Read More› 17th May 2013
Polish Harper’s Bazaar interview June 2013
Where do I begin with this little diary entry? I’m sitting at home surrounded by pieces of test prints, framed photos, notes on bits of paper, and a head full of things to remember.
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‘Gaia’s Spell’