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Printworks 2020
Monotype prints done in my studio in Muizenberg.
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Printworks 2019
A collection of monotype prints made during 2019.
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Printworks | Wahine 2018
A series of monotype prints exploring sensations below the surface.
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Printworks 2018
Works on paper including watercolour monotype and mokuhanga woodblock printing.
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Works for "Folklore" 2018
Link to the Gallery website
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Works for "Endless" 2018
An exploration of transience, process, and surface
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Paintings 2017
Varnished watercolour paintings on primed board.
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Mokuhanga prints 2017
New mokuhanga woodcuts after an amazing residency in Japan.
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Printworks 2016
Inspired by my residency at Artist Proof Studios last year I have been developing a new body of works using the Watercolour Monotype process. Repeated printing - involving a careful process of registration - enables me to evolve a delicately painted layering of accumulative marks in works that reflect upon the landscape tradition.
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Mokuhanga South Africa 2015-2016
After an amazing residency in Japan, these are water colour woodblock prints I’ve been making in my studio in Cape Town using the Mokuhanga technique.
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Printworks 2015
Mostly large-scale works made by running a flat surface painted with lithographic ink through an etching press. All works are once-off images owing to the nature of the print technique.
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Artist Proof Residency 2015
A collaboration with printmaster, Sara Verity, at Artist Proof Studios, Johanneburg. My first introduction to Watercolour monotypes and an experimental lino cut inspired by aerial views of Southern African landscapes I’ve visited.
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Gyotaku (Fish printing) 2014
A traditional Japanese printing technique dating from the 1800s where ink is applied directly to a fish.
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MI-Lab Residency, Japan 2014
A selection of experimental prints made on a one month residency in Japan (May 2014). My first introduction to Mokuhanga printing.
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Wake (work in progress)
‘Wake’ is a work in progress that emerged from a fascination with the carved wooden matrix of the woodblock. The work seeks to emulate an existing wooden floor that is carved to evoke the gentle wake of an ocean wave at the point at which it begins to retreat back down the sandy shore - a moment that has for me always resonated with a living being, breathing.
A maquette of the work was first exhibited at Commune 1 Gallery’s group show ‘Salvo’ in Cape Town 2012.
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Lost Posters (since 2012)
This print series is an ongoing project since March 2012. The prints are editioned only by the date of their printing and are freely distributed on public walls, in friends’ homes and exhibition sites that hold some significance to me. It attempts to define a new engagement with an audience, often unsuspecting, and has proven to be both a challenging and rewarding experience for both me and the viewers I have spoken to. Born of a desire to transgress an often alienating street environment, this project seeks both to travel and to forge a different connection with the often transitory viewers and inhabitants of urban spaces.
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The Breath and the Bell 2012
Print Series
2012
A combination relief and intaglio print series
incorporating an etched linocut technique.
Experimental prints exhibited on ‘Salvo’ at Commune 1 Gallery. -
Halcyon 2011
2011
A single channel video work filmed at the Cape Town Aquarium.
Exhibited with MFA work at Commune 1 Gallery, Cape Town. -
Lacan's Mirror 2011
2011-2012
A three-tone lithographic print installation with sound component.
Submitted as part of MFA exhibition, re-installed at Commune 1 Gallery
and Michaelis Galleries Masters Grad Show.
Audio Component - Cicadas
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Further Fictions in Print 2011
2010-2011
Large scale relief and monotype print works
submitted in partial fulfillment of an MFA awarded in June 2011.Graduate Show Catalogue text
MFA Dissertation
Further Fictions at Commune 1 Gallery - installation views