Echo
2022
‘Echo’ isn’t about a literal repetition of sound but signifies the lasting impact of memories. I sought to communicate the moods and the impressions left by individuals and locations in my memory. Each piece aimed to capture aspects of these moments, rendering them with a language that is a montage of abstraction and naturalism. The artworks are ambiguous, encouraging viewers to construct their own meanings.

‘Never Lose Affection’, 2022, oil on canvas, 18”x14”.

'Sevenoaks Interior' 2022, Mixed media study, A4.

'Are We Still Friends?' 2022, 80x100cm,
oil on linen.

“Watching for those late kitchen blues”, 2022,
oil on canvas, 85 x 100cm.