Take what stays with you...
The Collection: Where it started
So You Don’t Like Sushi
So You Don’t Like Sushi
So You Don’t Like Sushi
A piece that began as a moment - a conversation, a reaction, a spark.
What followed was less about the subject and more about the energy it left behind.
In Between Places
So You Don’t Like Sushi
So You Don’t Like Sushi
Created in the space between movement and reflection -
this piece became a surface for words, thoughts, and moments shared along the way.
The Break Between
So You Don’t Like Sushi
The Break Between
A study in tension and release ... where structure gives way to flow.
There’s a quiet divide running through it, holding space between what was and what’s still becoming.
The Collection: Depth and Distance
Drift
Beneath The Surface
Beneath The Surface
A sense of suspension - as if everything has slowed just enough to notice what’s usually missed.
Soft movement carries the eye across the canvas without ever settling
Beneath The Surface
Beneath The Surface
Beneath The Surface
Layers build and conceal at the same time - fragments of colour emerging through something more grounded.
This piece holds a quiet tension between what’s visible and what stays hidden.
Burn Through
Beneath The Surface
Burn Through
Intensity pushed to the surface - where colour doesn’t blend, it breaks through.
This piece captures a moment of energy that refuses to be contained.
The Collection: What Remains
Crossing Signals
Crossing Signals
Crossing Signals
A collision of movement and memory ...where colour interrupts itself and direction dissolves.
This piece captures the moment just before clarity, when everything feels like it’s shifting at once.
After it Settles
Crossing Signals
Crossing Signals
What remains after the intensity fades.
Softness layered over chaos, where fragments of colour linger like echoes of something once louder.
Still Open
Crossing Signals
Still Open
A piece about what remains after intensity fades. Where things soften, but don’t fully close. This work explores that in-between space - where fragments of colour linger and something at the centre stays receptive. It’s less about resolution, and more about what continues quietly underneath.