A series of painted works investigating living and life in 2019. Most can be found on show in the London Fruit and Wool Exchange (1-10 Brushfield St, Poplar, London E1 6EN) in a solo show as winner of the Ashurst Emerging Artist prize. The Piece ‘Theo’s plastic Beach’ won the overall prize and the pieces are currently available for sale (please contact for inquiries).
Theo’s Plastic Beach Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 100 cm x 150 cm 2019 *sold*
Death of my Son, Birth of my daughter 72 x 40” 
This is how we saved the world 30 x 40 Oil on Canvas 2019 *available* 
Portraits are often reflections on the past, yet this painting is set in the near future, portraying the joy of a nameless figure in the year 2064 as she reads news in Mandarin and English that the world has in fact been ‘fixed’. It captures a fictional moment in time, encouraging the viewer to engage with the active and imaginitive task of envisioning the future.
The portrait is of an unknown middle aged woman, invisible in the workforce and power systems of many countries today, yet celebrated and smiling in this piece. It is through the efforts of those like her, and as perhaps indicated by the greenery around the figure, agricultural shifts in behaviour, that the planet may avert complete ecological breakdown.
This portrait suggests what is rarely suggested, that the future can still be bright.
Self Portrait Oil on Canvas 40x 30” *sold* 
Dealer Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 40” *Available* 
Living With no direction 30 x 40” Acrylic on Canvas *available*
Read up 1 Acrylic on Canvas *Sold* 
Read up 2 *Sold*
Shibuya Meltdown Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 40” *available* 
Extinction Rebellion (Mr Skipper was not the enemy) *available* 
Closure Oil and fabric on Canvas 32” x 69” *Available framed* 
Family (2019) 23 x 30 Oil on Canvas
*Sold*
Barefoot into my heart 30 x 40” not for sale 
Life and Death (2019) Mixed media on Canvas 39” x 39”
*Available*
Monster Acrylic and oil on Canvas 30 x 40” *not for sale* 
Active Now Active 1m ago *sold*
Acrylic, Oil and Beer on canvas
