Graffiti Love, 2006, 155 x 200 cm, Oil, acrylic, glitter and gold thread on canvas

Graffiti Love was exhibited at The Goss-Michael Foundation as part of a collection of work that investigated the energies found in nature, using the landscape, the sun alignments and Neolithic carvings as inspiration. The work explores ancient patterns and examines how light and childhood memory distorts places visited by the artist. These explorations are merged creating a fusion between the artist’s surroundings and another ethereal world of fantasy, magic and pagan sun worship.

Spiders web naive of drugs

This work was made after looking into the research done on how the web of a spider is altered if the spider ingests drugs, and how different drugs have a different effect on spiders. This web was created after the spider had ingested no drug, and is part of a group of work that also looked into the effects of LSD and marijuana. The tests do not kill the spider.

Spider's web naive of drugs, 2007, hand cut paper, 84 x 114 cm