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Some Things Never Change
I have long enjoyed how with digital media can become self referencing, the ‘Some Things Never Change’ series makes reference to this in the arrangement of multiple digital images to form one image. The subject matter relates to the visual surroundings when we are ‘stuck’ and reflects the experience off long term health that prevents…
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The Ipswich Docks Series (2026)
Between 2005 and 2009 I took numerous photographs of the demolition of a vast portion of Ipswich docks (now known as the Waterfront) Following on from making these images available online and then receiving some publicity of this archive in the local press, I have recently returned to look at these images with fresh eyes.…
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A home made camera
I love digital technology (that love does however stop at AI), the amazing things that it can do, but I also love things that are not digital and of late have been making some works that will not be entering the digital realm. This has sparked thoughts about analogue methods in regards to photography, methods…
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Suffolk SOS
Conceived on hearing election results, that Suffolk County Council had fallen to Re***m control. ‘Suffolk SOS’ is a distress call out to beyond the Suffolk shores for assistance in defending against the rise of right wing politics in the UK. When empathy, love and kindness comes under threat, a plea is needed to be made…
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East Anglia Coastal Visual Research Archive (EAcoastalVR Archive)
At the start of 2026 I was looking through archives of photos that I have taken, I noted that I had taken many through the years of the East Anglian Coast on my numerous visits. The coast has been a constant through my life, a retreat from busy daily life and a place to enjoy…
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Wave
Wave is an ongoing series of digital composite photographic images. Initially conceived as a as a progression from the ‘Welcome’ volume of work, they have diversified and become waves to different situations The first incarnations of ‘Wave’ were at the coast, waving out to see, as if waving to a person moving towards the direction…
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The South Coast Works
Mid July saw a short break away from East Anglia, A trip to spend a few days between Hastings and Beachy Head was scheduled, with a pilgrimage to Prospect Cottage also factored in. Being on the south coast links thematically with a number of messages in my work, most apparently through the ‘Welcome Maps’ series…
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Passing Pride/Poof Hat
Passing Pride is an exhibition presented in Norwich alongside Norwich Pride 2026 and features numerous artworks made by LGBTQIA+ artists from the region. A piece that I created a couple of years ago was submitted, ’Poof Hat’. The work was originally created with no intention of being seen in an exhibition setting (a lack of…
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Daily Doodles (postcards)
With working full time, it can often be a struggle to find time and energy in sufficient quantities to conceive and realise new works. For me the creative process can involve months of thinking about an idea and for it to sit bubbling away in the back of my mind or on my notes app…
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Digital Micro Zines (2026)
Social media can be great, but you cant hold it, touch it, screw it up or stick it on a shelf or make a pile of it on your desk. I think thats partly the attraction I have to making zines, they can be a tactile manifestation of the digital images I make, an experience…
