EXHIBITIONS
2021 (UPCOMING) (Solo show)The Mall Galleries, London (January)
2020 (UPCOMING)
(Solo show) Derby museum & Art Gallery, Derby (September)
London Art Fair, VioletsAreBlue Gallery, London (January)
2019 London Art Fair, Arusha Gallery, London
2018 Kris Day Presents: Paper Cuts, Saatchi Gallery, London
Veil, Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh
L.A. Summer , Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh
London Art Fair, Arusha Gallery, London
2017 Manchester Art Fair, Arusha Gallery
Contemporary Visions VII, BEERS London, London
FBA Futures 2017, Mall Galleries, London
2016 Saatchi Invest in Art - The Other Art Fair, London
Falmouth Showcase - Underdog Gallery, London
Fine Art Degree Show, Falmouth university
AWARDS
2019 Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award
2016 Wilhemina Barns-Graham Travel to Italy Award
Falmouth School of Art Purchase Prize
Bloomberg New Contemporaries shortlisted Artist
PUBLICATIONS
2019 Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award interview with Mall Galleries
2018 So Young Magazine: issue 18
2017 So Young Magazine: issue 12
The Sunday Times: How to bring home the bacon
2016 Saatchi Invest In Art: Edition X: UK Artists
EDUCATION
2016 BA Fine art (First Class Hons) - Falmouth University
The pitfalls of language allure to illegibility and it’s articulation that coerces me into painting. My engagement with making images is based on feeling, and my work is anchored around expression as a confoundingly slippery pursuit. Dualities are something I often use as a tool to develop works, I enjoy the mischief that this stirs up. When the protagonist is also the lover, there is an arm bending going on where the notion of a contradiction neutralizes itself. This slows the work down to a point where in this instance, the gaze of the two are the same. I paint feelingly and painting helps me construct a response, I’m not trying to pin my work down to a specific thought or sensation, it’s a patchwork blanket. The work is definitely anchored around that inability to articulate, or at least the attempt to articulate. Because That's what so seductive about painting for me, it comments on feeling.
The work is a snapshot that holds its own doggedness, and I hope there is some honesty in that.