paper art

New Illustration work

I recently created these images for Brussel Airlines inflight magazine. The editorial work was used to illustrate an interesting story about a girl using the the power of twitter to communicate a positive message about a continent so often presented in a negative way. 

CODA Paper Art Exhibition - 7th July - 25th Oct 2015

I have been invited to show work at the CODA Paper Art Exhibition in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. I will be showing a new installation piece along side a number of smaller installation and cased works. I will continue to update my progress on the new installation piece as the approaches.

I will be exhibiting Galaxy Cluster from 2013 as well as a number of other pieces.

Nude Not Naked - Hawkeye Crates Art Space, Brooklyn, NY, USA. April 17th -19th 2015

Below: Vessel -limited edition silk screen print

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Myself and fellow Wakefield atists, Richard Sweeney (paper sculpture) and Richard Wheater (performance and neon) have been given a chance to show a new body of work based around the human form. The piece will comprise of large scale installation works and a series of small works. 

We have launched a kickstarter campaign to raise the funds needed to realise the exhibition. Please check out the project here and help us raise the necessary funds. For those who pledge there are a range of rewards including screen printed and original artworks. 

see our campaign video below

Djanogly Gallery Installation: Ice Form - Nov 2014 - Feb 2014

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Ice Form takes inspiration from the freezing process as it occurs in the natural world. This natural phenomenon can create magnificent forms and patterns such as icicles, ice caves and frozen waterfalls. This installation was produced through multiple layers of hand cut and folded paper, which builds up to form the 3D structure. A layering process which has a connection to the creation of the ice structures seen in nature, which are often formed from layers of melted and frozen water.

Ice Form was commissioned by The Djanogly Gallery, Nottingham. 

Watch the video below to see how the piece was constructed and installed.