art on walls

Mural finished! time to pass the creative baton on to the lovely children at Kender Primary School to get inspired and find a suitable title for the painting in their school playground. 

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. 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