Landscape is the language, but not the subject. Using familiar imagery, these paintings occupy an uncertain space between observation and recollection, representation and abstraction.

The Stories We Tell Ourselves, Cotton Factory 2026

Presented on a human scale, these paintings use colour rather than likeness as a means of constructing a portrait. Individual identities emerge through the accumulation of marks, shifts in tone and repeated decisions made over time. The paintings are less concerned with physical resemblance than with the possibility that colour itself can carry presence, character and emotional weight.

Rust, deterioration and imperfection are not flaws to be concealed, but material worthy of attention. Over time, these works have been altered, moved, stored and carried forward. Torn edges, exposed canvas and traces of earlier decisions remain visible as evidence of that history.

Weathered Passage

2007/2026

Oil and Rust on Canvas

29 × 79 Inches

Unresolved Box

2003/2026

Oil and Rust on Canvas

20 × 17 Inches