As an artist, I collect fragments for various reasons. Firstly, I find that fragments can serve as an excellent source of inspiration. When I come across small objects or scraps of material that catch my eye, I collect them, and they become a starting point for my new artwork. Incorporating these fragments into my work…
Read MoreThe outside meadow has fallen silent. Seeds fallen to the ground slumber. Decaying stems and deteriorating leaves occupy space once rich in flower and beast. Where have they gone, the spiders, the butterflies, the bees – the bugs of plenty for the habitual birds. The tiny wren and the bold robin mere songs from deep…
Read MoreThe environment is under constant attack from our actions. No bigger an issue is that of plastic in our marine environment. Heartbreaking images of dead or dying sea creatures succumbing to our careless waste are gaining in coverage. The depth of the issue is only now being realised. During the summer of 2018 RAW-i Studios…
Read MoreRope, light; both words suggest ideas of space and place: inside, outside; indoors, outdoors; sheltered, exposed; open, enclosed. All in all, they are also a matter of location, of situation. One might say the works which are part of Ropes of lightare landscapes, and could move on and try to build connections and a sort…
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