MEDIA acrylic,texture paste,framed
SIZE 70x90cm
PRICE £ 1800.00
A solitary structure rises through haze, linking one side to another across still water. Reflections blur the boundary between what is real and what is remembered. A quiet meditation on passage, connection, and the spaces in between.
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MEDIA:acrylic,texture paste on canvas, framed
SIZE:60x90 cm, framed
PRICE:£ 1800.00
AVAILABILITY: Currently on exhibition at BobCat Gallery- available exclusively through the gallery.
A calm seascape where light slowly returns after turbulence. Light breaks gently across the water as the world settles into stillness. The boats remain, holding the memory of what has passed. A quiet moment of recovery where silence replaces the storm.
MEDIA acrylic, texture, epoxy on canvas ,framed, Triptych.
SIZE 40x30cm each
PRICE £400.00 for set of three
- A slow unfolding of form and feeling, The Tender Collapse explores the fragile boundary between growth and dissolution. Layers of colour seem to swell, erode and reform, creating a surface that feels at once organic and uncertain-as if the work is still in the process of becoming. Soft lilacs, mineral blues and muted earth tones merge and resist each other, forming textures that evoke both natural landscapes and something more intimate, almost bodily. There is a quiet tension here: beauty coexists with decay, control gives way to instinct, and structure begins to soften at its edges.
Rather than presenting a fixed image, the triptych invites the viewer into a shifting experience - one that hovers between memory and sensation, where forms are not defined but felt. In this space of transformation, collapse is not an end, but a gentle, necessary transition.
Close look of one piece of three
Close look of one piece of three
Close look of one piece of three
MEDIA acrylic,oil,texture paste,plastic and metal subjects on canvas
DESCRIPTION: Poetry of the Big Smoke is a textured,atmospheric reflection on London as a living organism -busy,layered, rough and unexpectedly tender. Earthy pigments, industrial tones and embedded details echo the city’s constant motion: working rhythms, circular routes,small personal breakthroughs.
Amid the raw surface,tiny symbols appear and disappear like moments in the crowd-suggesting bees,ants,people,matter itself-all moving with purpose,none more important than the other.The painting gently plays with scale and identity,reminding us that whether human,stone or metal,we all belong to the same shared flow.
This work celebrates the quiet poetry hidden inside everyday city life -the romance of routine, the beauty of persistence,and the strange harmony of chaos that makes London feel endlessly alive.
SIZE 120x90cm
PRICE £2500.00
AVAILABILITY available
SIZE 100x100cm,framed
PRICE £ 3500.00
AVAILABLE
VANILLA DAWN is a very personal meditation on distance- on the quiet longing for the sea while living within the rhythm of the big city. Built from just three colours- burnt umber, peach-pink and titanium yellow- the painting unfolds in delicate layers,where light becomes the true subject. At first glance, it feels almost weightless: a pale, fog- laced expanse where the sea dissolves into air. But slowly, forms begin to surface- low, shifting structures that suggest rocks,shoreline, or something remembered rather than seen. The texture carries a quiet energy, as if the tide has passed through and left its trace behind. What makes this piece alive is its relationship with light. In the morning, it softens into a near- whisper- cool, milky, almost white, like a coastline wrapped in mist. By the day, its transitions reveal themselves: subtle blends, gentle tensions, a careful balance between calm and movement. And in the evening, under artificial light, it deepens into rich, peach- toned shadows, as if the sea itself is holding onto the last warmth of the day. There is no drama here- only presence. A stillness that invites you to pause, to breathe, to listen. This is not just a seascape. It is a feeling of the sea carried inward.
This painting began as an exploration of texture, time and impermanence - and somewhere along the way, a very recognisable organic form decided to appear inside a flower. The presence of a phallic shape is intentional, but not provocative. It sits quietly within the bloom as a reminder that life, creation, vulnerability and absurdity are inseparable. Growth is rarely polite, and nature has a sense of humour of its own. Layers of acrylic build up, crack, drip and erode, recording time as something that both creates and dismantles. The surface feels in motion, as if the image is still becoming- or gently disappearing. EPHEMERALITY reflects on fleeing nature of bodies, forms, and meaning itself. Nothing here is fixed, not even our interpretation. Even symbols we take very seriously are temporary - and occasionally a little awkward.
SIZE 60x40cm, framed
PRICE 400.00
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A city dissolves into dusk as warm yellow light leaks through stone and air. Architecture rises like a memory rather than a map, while unseen figures hurry inward, drawn by ritual, habit or quiet need. The painting captures that suspended moment when the city exhales and something sacred briefly takes over.
SIZE 50x40cm, framed
PRICE 350.00
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Walls soften with time, their surfaces carrying the quiet weight of years. Architecture emerges and fades, as if memory itself has taken form - layered, imperfect, enduring. This is a place left behind by footsteps and voices, where silence settles not as absence, but as presence.
SIZE 50x40cm, framed
PRICE 350.00
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Charged with movement and tension, this cityscape pulses with energy. Steel greys and deep blues are fractured by flashes of heat, holding chaos and structure in a delicate, restless balance. A powerful urban rhythm runs through this work- layered, dynamic, charged, confident- a city fully awake.
SIZE 65x90cm, framed
PRICE 1500.00
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This work explores the moment where pressure transforms into change- where something contained can no longer remain silent.
The repeated circular forms, embedded into the surface, echo the cycles we move through in life : thoughts, emotions, patterns, memories. They suggest structure, control, and continuity- but also confinement. Over time, these circles begin to fracture, distort, and collapse under invisible weight.
From within this tension, a rapture emerges.
Molten textures break through the surface like an emotional eruption- raw, uncontrolled, and necessary. The vivid reds and burning oranges cut through the muted greys, marking a passage from suspension to release, from stillness to transformation.
This is not destruction. It is a breakthrough.
A moment where the internal becomes visible. Where struggle reshapes identity. Where something new begins- not gently, but truthfully.
The work reflects the human experience of carrying, enduring, and ultimately breaking through- into clarity, into change, into becoming.
SIZE 65x90cm, framed
PRICE £ 1500.00
AVAILABLE
There are moments in life when change is no longer gentle. It burns, breaks, reshapes .
In THE ALCHEMY OF BECOMING, opposing forces meet- heat and calm, intensity and stillness, instinct and awareness. The surface feels almost geological, like something formed under pressure, where fragments fuse, fracture, and reform into something entirely new.
The glowing, molten tones push through layers of cooler blues and greys, suggesting an inner fire that refuses to be contained. It is not destruction, but transformation- the quiet, powerful process of becoming through friction.
This work exists in dialogue with The Geometry of Becoming. Where one explores structure and order, this piece reveals what happens beneath- the raw, unpredictable alchemy that drives all change.
Nothing here is fixed. Everything is in the act of becoming.
SIZE 65×90, framed
PRICE £1500.00
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SIZE 75×50cm, deep canvas, unframed
PRICE £ 600.00
AVAILABLE
DESCRIPTION
Inspired by an early morning near bank and St Paul’s, this painting captures the moment when strong sunlight floods the city so intensely that buildings, streets and people seem to dissolve into brightness. Architecture becomes softened by light , while the rushing figures below appear fleeting and almost transparent against the pale atmosphere. Heavy texture and layered surfaces give the work a weathered, tactile quality, balancing the solidity of St Paul’s Cathedral with the temporary presence of the people moving beneath it. Hints of turquoise, crimson and gold break through the muted palette like reflections caught briefly in glass and stone. Rather than depicting the city literally, the painting focuses on sensation - that strange London morning when light is so sharp and white that the familiar world appears dreamlike for a few passing minutes.
SIZE 65×40cm, framed
PRICE £450.00
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DESCRIPTION
Emotional London. The wet pavements , blurred movement, cold blue glass, red brake lights fighting through rain… it has that lonely, electric Shoreditch energy where city feels both beautiful and slightly overwhelming at the same time. Painted from memory rather than precision, Shoreditch In Blue captures the sensation of walking through the city on a rain-soaked evening, when reflections become as alive as the buildings themselves. Layers of deep blue and fractured light create a feeling of movement, distance and quiet intensity- the city dissolving into atmosphere. The sharp streaks of red, white and yellow cut through the cool pallet like passing traffic and neon signs reflected on wet pavement. There is no fixed destination here, only momentum:the familiar rhythm of London at night, restless yet strangely meditative. Rather than documenting a place exactly as it appears, the paintings focuses on how the city feels in a fleeting moment- cold air, blurred lights, tired thoughts, and the strange beauty found in urban solitude.
SIZE 60×75cm, deep canvas unframed
PRICE £ 900.00
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DESCRIPTION
Urban Heartbeat explores the restless pulse of London- a city where history ,architecture and human movement exist in constant tension. The composition brings together fragments of old and modern London: church stone pressed against glass towers, fading brickwork surrounded by rigid contemporary structures. The monochrome palette was chosen deliberately to sharpen the architecture and intensify the emotional weight of the cityscape. Stripped of dominant colour, the buildings become more exposed, graphic and immediate, allowing texture, contrast and structure to take control of the atmosphere. The colour reflections appearing at the river bank’s line suddenly become the city’s heartbeat, the pulsating bloodstream running through the city’s veins.
SIZE 61×80cm, framed
PRICE £800.00
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DESCRIPTION:
The city rises from the mist like a memory- its edges softened, its noise subdued. Buildings shimmer in pale reflections, suggesting movement, ambition and constant change. Yet in the foreground, a solitary fisherman sits undisturbed , absorbed in his own world.
EAST END SOUL is a reflection on independence and resilience. While the city evolves around him, the figure remains grounded, choosing stillness over haste and observation over participation. He neither resists nor embraces the pace of urban life; he simply exists on his own terms.
Balancing the energy of the metropolis with the quiet presence of the individual, the painting celebrates a character often found at the heart of great cities: someone shaped by the city, yet never defined by it.
The East End Soul - not in the stereotype sense of “cockney with a flat cap”, but in the deeper London sense: someone who has seen everything, survived everything, and therefore doesn’t feel the need to prove anything. The painting says - the city can roar, expand, reinvent itself a hundred times over. I’ll fish. That’s a very East End attitude.
SIZE 80x61cm, framed.
PRICE 1200.00
AVAILABLE
DESCRIPTION
A fleeting moment. A lasting impression. At first glance, the painting appears to depict a busy city scene - people moving through streets, lights reflecting on wet surfaces, fragments of architecture emerging from texture and atmosphere. Yet at its heart stands a single figure: a dancer, luminous and weightless, suspended between presence and memory. The dancer is not the subject of the painting but its catalyst. The performance itself is fleeting, gone almost as soon as it appears. What remains is something less visible yet more powerful- the emotional trace left behind. Small touches of pink echo through the crowd, suggesting a shared experience carried forward by those who witnessed it. Layers of texture, weathered surfaces and urban elements create a sense of a city in constant motion, while a quiet central glow draws the eye inward. Within that light, forms seem to converge and dissolve, revealing the invisible connections that pass between people. Resonance is a reflection on how beauty, kindness, art and human presence continue to exist long after a moment has passed. Like a note that lingers in the air after music ends, some experiences leave an imprint far greater than their duration.
