Exhibitions

Themes of Ritual and Identity:

War & Peace (Surviving Conflict) Celebrating triumph over adversity

Ritual and Identity (Journeys through Childhood) 

Journeys through Childhood is a visual exploration of the world of children and their journey into adulthood. Adults have a presence that is both nurturing and threatening. Family, friends and strangers go about the daily rituals of life, constructing environments in which children develop a sense of identity and individuality. The childhood pleasures and terrors inspired by stories and myths are depicted in paintings of the everyday. The questioning eyes of adults and children stare back at the viewer with interest, challenging us to remember our own journey through childhood.

Past exhibitions include exhibitions at:

The Royal National Theatre Green Room London

Kellogg College Oxford

Orange Tree Theatre Richmond

Red Cross Summer Exhibition The Hague

Christie's Art Auction London

Great Western Studios Paddington London

Tricycle Theatre Gallery. Kilburn, London

Pork Knockers
oil on canvas
Exhibition at Hackney Central Library

Ritual and Identity
Exhibition at Kellogg College University of Oxford

Grandma What Big Teeth You Have
oil on cloth
Exhibition at Hackney Central Library