This section contains a body of work made in a time before I knew of the existance of computers (between 1990 and 2000). It predominately consists of wall mounted pieces made of a combination of traditional art materials and glass, though there are a few exceptions. I had some limited success exhibiting them in gallery spaces in London that included the Barbican and the Royal Festival Hall before I was seduced by the computer and the prospect of actually making some kind of a living from a creative process. In the not to distant future I hope to once again make things that live in the real world and not just in the confines of a monitor.
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1996 - 1998 decorated glass
1995 decorated glass, linseed oil, linen, black canvas and timber.
1995 decorated glass, linen, paint and timber.
1995 decorated glass, charcoal, linen, paint and timber.
1990 acid embossed, sandblasted and engraved glass, gold leaf, linen, paint and timber.
February 1995 acid embossed glass, linen, paint and timber. 85 x 88 x 13 cm
1993 fablon on board. 120 x 150 cm
1990 fablon, mirror, cork tiles and timber. 100 x 80 x 40 cm
