I made these gouache paintings from photographs of the Blitz. I guess I’m using the images as allegories of the damage done to Britain by the financial crisis, and the subsequent attempts to manage it through IMF/World Bank/Government imposed austerity measures.
My old studio, in a former school building in Battersea, had a whiteboard on the wall.
I’ve been working on a few personal projects that have National Identity as a running theme. They’re works in progress. Who’s personal work ever gets finished? The environment for this first one is a grimy Northern town built from cardboard railway models. The targets and flags allude to collective and individual conflicts. In Protecting Our […]
Just Do It, the crowd funded climate camp documentary directed by Emily James, is premiering at the Sheffield Doc Fest on June 9th. One of the great things about working on documentaries is the enthusiasm that filmmakers have for their subject and this bunch are the ultimate example, they really live it. I helped out […]
I made some animation for Alan G. Parker’s feature documentary Who Killed Nancy? last year and it was released in February. It played at cinemas in London and around the country and it’s now out on DVD. Nick Rutter, the film’s DOP, contacted me and asked me if I would be interested in working on […]