Do you practice any daily rituals? I set the intention this year to meditate everyday. I have been wanting to do it for a while but had never been consistent. I'm not sure what changed this year but I made the commitment to meditate everyday....
I've been thinking a lot about butterflies recently. Here are a few from my exhibition, Personal Territories....
Here in London we have an interesting relationship with foxes. They live amongst us like shadows seen in the night. Often we only see (or smell) their traces, the rubbish strewn across the pavement or the pungent smell of their den. Occasionally you will come face...
I've had a bit of a update of my (very neglected!) shop. I've added in my gorgeous series of metal works and will be adding more items in the next few weeks. Click here to go to the shop. Here are some of the pieces recently added. [caption...
Here are a few faces that are inspiring some new works (click here to read more). ...
I'd love to share with you a recent commision. These pieces are going off to a hotel in Washington DC. Some commissions are a dream to do and some aren't. This one is that latter category. I guess that is how life is. Now it's completed...
I'm a huge fan of the aritst Sarah Sze so I was very excited when I heard she was having a solo show at the Victoria Miro gallery. And that she was taking over all three of their spaces. I luckily live very near to 2...
Feathered Lemur - part of my series of invented animals. I made her out of stainless steel and then decide to gild her to transform the everyday material into something magical and mystical. Gold is such an emotive material and very often imbued with magical qualities....
You might be thinking that monkey's not red, and no it isn't. It's called Red Monkey because it's the type of monkey, it's part of my series of invented animals. I create a new world of flora and fauna. I am an explorer travelling the world (of...
Here are my lovely deer. They are made from acid etched stainless steel and hand gilded with imitation gold leaf. They are pinned into a museum entomology box using entomology pins. You can buy one here. [caption id="attachment_2914" align="alignnone" width="1021"] Here are the deer framed up in...