Artist in residence at https://www.thebrookmill.co.uk HAPPY HOUR
When is a “happy hour” truly happy? Inspired by the shifting topologies of a beer garden, this 2D and 3D installation explores the intersections of mindsets, culture, and space. It reveals the tension between connection and separation, as colours, shapes, and objects playfully redefine boundaries. It reflects the complexity of our everyday world and raises questions.
HAPPY HOUR, a permanent wall installation commissioned by the Brookmill Pub, is also part of this year’s Deptford X Festival https://deptfordx.org/event/happy-hour/
Acknowledgements to the assistant, Lily Leggatt
The Brookmill, 65 Cranbrook Rd, Deptford, SE8 4EJ Opening Hours 12pm – 10:30pm Special Event Tue July 22 : 7pm – 9:30pm
KENDER Mural (2024) commission for the courtyard of Kender Primary School in Peckham. Assistant: Lily Leggatt https://www.kender.lewisham.sch.uk/. There is an orange dot in the floor (not visible in this picture) for optimal visibility. Dimensions: side 2.40 x 1.75 m, middle 7 m x 4 m, side 1.4 m x 1.6 m
JACK 60 m long mural on Thames Water hoarding in Friendly Gardens, London SE8 4DT thanks to SJS and the great support of FOFG funded by Thames Water. 
Late summer (23) I completed MURIEL, two murals outdoor (2.50 x 2.50 m and 12 x 1 m) as well as indoor for Clarion Futures, Newstead Community Hub, London SE12
THE BRIDGE PROJECT (2021) commissioned by Network Rail. A 28 m long mural/concept for both sides of the St Johns station London SE8 – second side of the bridge brilliantly executed by Lionel Stanhope
I love this 17th century painting by Jan van Kessel of a dragonfly, two moths, a spider and some beetles with wild strawberries. It inspired me when I finished the abstract mural – The Flight of the Dragonfly – for the Korean restaurant Paranhodu (London, SE14).
The Flight of the Odonata (Dragonfly) at Paranhodu, Korean Restaurant
THE BRIDGE PROJECT (2021) commissioned by Network Rail. A 28m long mural/concept for both sides of the St Johns station London SE8 – second side of the bridge brilliantly executed by Lionel Stanhope
YVONNE (2021/22) kitchen mural 2.20 x 1.60m Elswick Rd. SE13
The RIVER FLUX mural commissionaire, Berkeley Homes at the base of Aragon Tower (SE8). In the run-up to the work, several workshops including sound were held with residents to engage with the mural. It was recently used by Harper’s Bazaar for an interview with artist Phoebe Boswell. Photography: Emile Holba
FOUR WORDS (2016) , curated by Alan Dunn location: media wall opposite Liverpool Lime Street station. The project interrupted the flow of advertising and invited artists to present four-word statements about the complex month of January. FOUR WORDS explores diversity and accessibility by bringing people together to think about complex issues
LUCY IN THE SKY (2018) 2 x 2m Cafe Phillies, 2A Phillimore Gardens, Kensington, London W8 7QB
MADAME LAVOISIER’S DAWING ROOM (2014) solo exhibition at Bildersaal & Artothek, Munich Germany, Mural 4.50 x 3.00 m
PATTERN FOR PEACE, Billboard project Liverpool, curator: Alan Dunn, commissionaire: Fact, Liverpool
RAZZLE DAZZLE (2013) mural for Hill Station Café, Brockley in collaboration with Sara Willett selected and curated by Patricio Forrester
LOVE & PEACE (2007) mural developed for four walls during the 3-month ‘Space for 10’ Residency at the CFCCA Manchester (10 artists in 10 UK cities) supported by the ACE
University Hospital Lewisham NHS concept and images for all 7 floors