Painting Propaganda

Apollo

Pablo

CEC

Diana

Yoruba

Pugilist

A boxer by trade

Lace

She Can't Face the Truth

Superhero

Iran

One of a number of collages which I will no doubt post at some point

Refrain

Hill

Same wall in France. I wondered how the mark had been made as there were bollards preventing vehicles getting near the walls in this narrow street. I then assumed it had been done intentionally.

Window

A wall in France with the reflection of light from an open window on the building opposite the wall.

State of Mind

T3

Invisible Man

A photograph of a pair of trousers made for me by Emma Williams costume designer. The trousers are made of phosphorescent plastic supplied by Wardle Storeys. The trousers glow in the dark and have been photographed in pitch black.

AB1

A friend brought back prayer books from China for me. This is a section from one book.

Tate in Bath

An invitation produced for an exhibition curated for The Bath Fringe Festival.The title was taken from a David Bowie song.

dub step

The Model

New worlds

I met a good man that showed me lichen. I learnt new names, latin names. I saw colours, textures and shapes and I learnt that sea flora was growing on inland stone and about the theory that it had been introduced by sea salt.

Falstaff

Sacrifice

Why does a place become sacred? When does a place become sacred? Who decides whether a sacred place has been violated? Why do we have sacred places? If sacred places and things are sacred because of their connection with god, is that not a contradiction of spiritual values? If a sacred place is violated and we are upset are we not then materialistic, vain, threatened and insecure. Do we need places and things to sustain the values that we impart to them?