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Ghosts, Failure,

and Boredom.

Secular

Retention

clutter,

play 

help

me mushroom 

a natural, 

unthinking 

outcome and meaning and sways the way I choose the materials and tools to use. These must only be the things immediately around me like my own existing artwork which I happily rework into some lovely new ones.​ My work leans on the themes of; Dyslexia Crap​ Failure and play help me find a natural outcome and meaning and sways the way I choose the materials I use. These materials must only be the things that exist around me, like my own artwork which I happily re-work to create some new ones.​ My work leans on the themes of not knowing and letting go.​ Ethereal meddling, ambiguity and failure help me to mushroom untamed outcomes with latent meanings and sways the way I choose the materials and tools to use. These must only be the things that seem to naturally float and gather around me, like; unwanted building hardware/house maintenance materials and also my own existing artwork which I happily re-work to create some lovely new ones.​ My work leans on the themes of; Lost Memory Retention, Tactile Impotence/Potency, Provisional Fabrication and Not Knowing​. Literacy, Memory and Non Abstract Iconography. My work leans on the lovely themes of; Exploring and Expanding the Meaning and Feeling of Calligraphy, Lost Memory Retention, Object Empathy and Not Knowing.​ Play helps me shape the organic outcome and meaning of each artwork and sways the way I respond to the materials I choose to use. These can include reactive things in my immediate environment, along with my own existing artwork which I happily re-purpose to create others.​ My work leans on the themes of; Lost Memory Retention, Reactive/Makeshift Fabrication and Calligraphy.​ Literacy, Memory and Religious Iconography.​ Writing, Reading, Learning, Memory and Provisional Thinking and Rendering.​ Utilizzo materiali che sono fisicamente intorno a me e che poi spieganno dove sono e dove ero.​ Literacy, Learning, Memory and Provisional Fabricated Iconography.

 

 

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