LEVITY / GRAVITY 1 2025 graphite on watercolour paper 152cm x 122cm photo: Article Studio
LEVITY / GRAVITY 2 2025 graphite on watercolour paper 152cm x 122cm photo: Article Studio
DARK GREY MATTER 2024 graphite on watercolour paper 152cm x 122cm photo: Article Studio
PRECARIOUS SHOULDERS 2023 graphite on paper 122 x 152cm photo: Article Studio
HE SLIPPED ON A SLEEVELESS OVERCOAT 2021-22 graphite, screen print and collage on paper 122x 152cm photo: Article Studio
PSYCHO SOMATIC 2023 indian ink on paper 65cm x 47cm photo: Article Studio
PUFF 2025 colour pencil on handmade paper 61cm x 47cm photo: Article Studio
COMMS DEVICES 2 2024 graphite, pen and ink on photograph backs on collaged board 91cmx 110cm photo: Article Studio
COMMS DEVICES 1 2023 ink on found photo backs 60.5 x 81.5cms photo: Article Studio
ASYLA 2025 graphite on found papers 55cm x 28cm. photo Article Studio
ELECTRIC 2025 edding pen on found paper 37cm x 30cm
HANDSCHUH 2023 graphite on handmade paper 76 x 60cms photo: Article Studio
PREGNANT HIATUS HONEYMOON, PERIOD 2024 graphite, pen, collage and oil on paper (Night Sweats drawing) 19.5cm x 19.5cm photo: Nick Grellier
AN AIR OF HEAVINESS 2019 ink and collage on paper 19.5cm x 19.5cm (TODAY drawing) photo: Nick Grellier
HAVE YOU SEEN MY MOTHER? 2021 ink and collage on paper (SPacejUNK drawing) 19.5cm x 19.5cm photo: Nick Grellier
THEY ARE LOOKING AT YOU 2022 ink on found book cover 21.5 x 17cms photo: Nick Grellier
55% OF NOTHING 2021 diptych collage and ink 110cm x 176cm photo: Hatty Frances Bell
PROJECT 2018 drawing, collage and upholstery screen 160cm x 168cm photo: Mike Garlick
APPREHENSION 2019 graphite and collage on board 107cm x 153cm photo: Mike Garlick
SLEEP 2018 charcoal and collage on board 153cm x 107cm photo: Mile Garlick
NOT DOING NOTHING (SOUND) RED Diptych 2014 ink on found paper 32 x 25 photo: Nick Grellier
NOT DOING NOTHING (BREATHING) 1 2023 graphite and colour pencil on found paper 17 x 9.5cm photo: Nick Grellier
My father didn’t really like dogs, or his family; he didn’t seem to think any of us were worth much bother and was always away working. Then he got ill and started talking quite seriously to the dog. The dog enjoyed it as he got to lie on my father’s bed and have his paw held, he enjoyed the calm attention and my father had found a friend he could comfortably hang out with, neither of them troubled by overblown expectations of the other.