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A current focus from the studio, presented as part of an evolving body of work.
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Soothe A Space
Inspired by the quiet intimacy of Cardiff’s Victorian arcades and the layered beauty of agate stone, this work translates natural equilibrium into paint. Earthy browns and cool teals move in slow, deliberate layers - built with patience, shaped by restraint, and designed to bring calm presence to a space. In person, its scale and shifting light create an atmosphere that feels grounded, balanced, and quietly powerful.
Size: 1.7m x 1.9m x 4cm
Acrylic on canvas
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Further works
A wider selection from the ongoing studio practice
Size: 100 × 75 × 4cm. (40 x 30 × 1.5in.)
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Which camp are you in?
Bear with me here…
Do you love Marmite or do you hate it?
I’m firmly in the ‘love it’ camp - especially on cheese, in a sandwich... mmm, yummy!😀
The exact same question can be applied to ‘maths’. This time I’m in the other camp - I hate it!
Maths lessons at school were never exactly my favourite place to be. Who wants to know about two trains leaving different stations anyway - numbers never really spoke my language.
I did like geometry though!
There was something satisfying about the clarity of circles and squares - shapes that felt simple on the surface yet endlessly capable of variation. I suppose they appealed to my artistic side even then.
That fascination has followed me into my painting. You’ll notice that many of my works contain echoes of those same geometric forms.
In ‘Off On A Tangent’, I let myself play freely with them - circles expanding, squares nesting within each other, and lines drifting between order and instinct. What begins as structure gradually loosens into something more expressive.
Look closely and the surface reveals layers of soft turquoise, glowing amber, and deep rust tones that seem to hover and merge across the canvas. Rounded forms feel almost like lenses or portals, while the angular shapes create pathways that guide the eye deeper into the composition. The paint drips and subtle textures add a sense of gravity and movement, as though the geometry itself has begun to breathe.
When this piece hangs in a room, it brings a quiet sense of balance. The structured forms create visual stability, while the colours and flowing textures add warmth and energy. It’s the kind of painting that slowly reveals itself over time - the more you live with it, the more relationships between shapes and colours begin to emerge.
There’s a quiet satisfaction in discovering harmony where structure and intuition collide, and that’s exactly where this painting lives.
‘Proof that even if maths wasn’t your favourite subject, geometry can still create something beautiful… and yummy!🙂’
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Size: 90 x 90 × 4cm cm. (36 x 36 × 1.5in.)
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This one takes me right back to the beginning.
Long before I found my own direction, I was drawn to artists who worked with instinct rather than control, and Jackson Pollock was right at the centre of that. There was something about the freedom in his work that stuck with me early on. No rigid plan, no overthinking… just movement, energy, and trust in the process.
That idea never really left.
This piece came from revisiting that mindset. Letting go a bit. Working more physically, more directly, allowing the painting to build itself through action rather than careful placement.
The title ‘Something Fishy’ is just my sense of humour, my nod to that influence… a quiet joke, really. For those that don’t know what a pollock is… it’s a North Atlantic fish.
But the process itself was anything but light.
The surface developed through layers of movement, paint thrown and allowed to fall naturally across the canvas. Lines cross over one another, intersect, break apart, then reconnect somewhere else. There’s no single focal point, no obvious hierarchy. Everything happens at once.
That’s intentional.
The palette carries a weight to it. Smoke-heavy blue-greys form the ground, with coal-black lines cutting through and sharp whites splintering across the surface like sparks. Then those reds push forward, energetic, slightly aggressive - bringing heat into what might otherwise feel controlled.
It’s a constant push and pull.
Stand close, and it feels raw. Physical. You can almost trace the movement that created it. Step back, and something else happens - the chaos begins to settle. The layers start to organise themselves visually, and a kind of balance emerges from what initially feels unpredictable.
It finds its own structure.
That’s always been the fascination for me, how something instinctive can still arrive at a point of cohesion without being forced there.
On the wall, it doesn’t sit quietly.
It holds energy. It changes depending on the light, the distance, even your mood when you look at it. There’s always something happening within it, but it never feels overwhelming, just alive.
And that’s really what ties it back to that early influence.
Not imitation, but understanding.
Letting the painting breathe on its own terms — and trusting that somewhere within the chaos, something meaningful will take shape.
‘Where instinct takes over, and chaos finds its rhythm’.
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Original Abstract Painting | 90 × 90 × 4 cm (36 × 36 × 1.5 in)
Some landscapes stay with us long after we've stopped noticing them.
Growing up in South Wales, I was surrounded by an industrial landscape of imposing structures, weathered surfaces, rusting metal and buildings that bore the marks of time. It was an environment with its own distinctive character - sometimes harsh, sometimes unexpectedly beautiful.
Looking at Urban Echoes, I recognise something of that world.
The bold, dark forms suggest fragments of architecture, while layers of colour and texture bring to mind surfaces shaped by years of exposure and change. There is a sense of structure, but also of disruption - as though something familiar has been broken apart and reassembled.
Yet Urban Echoes isn't a painting of a particular place. It developed through the process of painting itself, with each layer, mark and adjustment influencing what came next.
What emerged was something that feels both contemporary and strangely familiar.
A painting with presence
At 90 × 90 cm, Urban Echoes has the scale to establish a strong focal point without overwhelming a room.
Its architectural forms and textured surface invite a closer look, revealing details that aren't immediately apparent from a distance.
It is a painting that can be appreciated simply for its composition, colour and energy - or for the memories and associations it might stir in the person looking at it.
And perhaps that's what I find most interesting about abstract art.
We don't all have to see the same thing.
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Dimensions: 90 × 90 cm
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Some paintings start with a clear idea. This one didn’t.
It began as an experiment, circles, squares, just seeing what would happen if I let things develop without trying to steer them too much. No plan, no end point, just responding to whatever was already on the surface and letting it build from there.
That’s how it carried on.
Each mark led to the next, layers building up without any real intention behind them other than to keep the momentum going. It stayed in that space for a while, purely abstract, nothing trying to represent anything in particular - then something shifted.
Once it was finished and I stepped back, I started to see something in it that hadn’t been there before, or at least hadn’t been obvious. A wheelbarrow shape began to emerge out of the forms. Not clearly defined, but enough to recognise once you saw it.
After that, you couldn’t really unsee it - well I couldn’t!
That moment (after a bit of playing about with the title) gave it its name. What started as pure abstraction picked up a kind of quiet reference to something real, almost as if the painting had been heading there on its own.
The colour plays into that sense of weight and movement. The reds push forward, giving it warmth and energy, while the greys and whites hold things back, creating space and structure.
Some areas feel solid and grounded, others more loose and gestural, and that mix keeps it from settling into one thing. The circles and geometric shapes give it a framework, but the marks across them break that order just enough to keep it alive.
From a distance, it reads as bold and graphic. As you get closer, it becomes more layered, different elements starting to connect, shift, and suggest something just beyond the surface.
In a space, it brings that same balance with it. It has presence, but it doesn’t dominate. It gives the eye something to work through, something that changes slightly the longer you spend with it.
And that’s really where it lands.
An abstract piece that found its own way into something familiar, without ever fully letting go of where it started.
‘Wheeblarrow — found in the flow’.
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