Born: Yes
Lives: London UK
Group Exhibitions
Tooting Lido Centenary Exhibition--- London 2006
Seven Seven Contemporary Art--- London 2006
Rabley contemporary centre--- Marlborough 2005
The Big Shed---Suffolk 2004
Castle Barn Gallery---York 2003/2
Drawings for all Gainsborough---Suffolk 2001
Cable Street Studios---London 2000
Sotheby’ Choice---London 1999
Bezzaliel Gallery---London 1999/8
Art for Aids Mall Gallery---London 1998
Morley Gallery---London 1998
Fulham road Studio---London 1997
Quinn's Columbia Road---London 1996
Bibliography
2007
Three week artist residency at Brison Veor Cornwall
2007
Exploration into the building of temporary freestanding ticket structures
2007
Walking drawings within the Square Mile of the City of London, exploring the path of the city commuter
2006
Assistant to the independent curator David Thorpe with the hanging of the John Latham show, Time Base and the Universe, at The John Hansard Gallery in Southampton
2006/5
Sculptures from used London Underground and Overground travel tickets, which provoke thoughts on patterns made by the repetitive commute into London
2005/4
Sculptures, cylindrical and totem in form using lead from London roofs
2004/3
Exploring the relationship between three colours in velvet, which take the form of cylinders and books
2003
Managing the finances and co-ordinating the work force, for decorating projects in London
2003/2
In-depth reading of the mythological being Cyclops, resulting in a series of ink drawings
2002/0
Art residency in Suffolk, resulting in a series of drawings incorporating 360degress of the landscape
2000/1999
Japanese Kamikaze Pilots, a series of paintings in oil
1998
Folded Paper sculptures made from London bus ticket rolls
1998/95
Periodically worked in Jordan decorating the King’s Palaces
1998/7
Walking drawings done in real time, exploring the full arena of a landscape while walking. Walks include 7 days Wadi Rum to Petra in Jordon resulting in seven 22-foot scrolls
1997/6
Real time ink drawings executed during selected train journeys within the UK. These 50-foot scrolls capture the movement through a train window
1995/90
Assistant to British Artist John Latham (1923-2005) working on the Niddrie Series and The Planets, which have been exhibited in The Lisson gallery London, Edinburgh, Lisbon and PS1 New York
Grants/Awards
Short-listed for Artist on Train 2006 Bursary Wessex trains
Runner up for Sketchbook drawing award 2005 Rabley Drawing Centre Marlborough
Prize winner Drawing for all 2001
Gainsborough’s House Suffolk
Projects
On site building of the Ticket Cylinder starting 24th September 2007
The Bethnal Green Library