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At the Ground Floor Left gallery in Hackney, East London: Yellow Skeleton and AK47 drawings. Part of a group show with several graduates and established artists called Figuratively speaking.The exhibition rans 14th – 18th March 12-6pm. 
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Installations
Ground Floor Left gallery exhibition
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14 – 18/03/2012 Private view: 15th February. Figuratively speaking. I’ll be showing two pieces of work, yellow skeleton and AK47 drawings. |
Yellow skeleton and sack trolley drawings
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Here yellow skeleton and sack trolley drawings are combined. This is now a lot more about physical objects than flat drawings. The objects are drawn life-size from an anatomical plastic human skeleton and a sack trolley, using a stick of black oil pastel straight on to white and yellow cartridge paper. Each drawing is mounted onto cardboard and cut-out. 
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Number banners animations
| I made these banners 15 years ago; how time flies. I used them to mark out situations, and then experimented with cardboard arrows in an attempt to animate some life into the banners.
They were in a show at VOID gallery, London and in a small space in Digbeth, Birmingham. It’s only in the past few years that computer technology has made it easy to convert a series of images into an animation, so I created this video from scanned prints and photos. |
Number banner situations
Number banners animations
| [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqvc0ts6uLg&w=300&h=243] | I made these banners 15 years ago; how time flies. I used them to mark out situations, and then experimented with cardboard arrows in an attempt to animate some life into the banners.
They were in a show at VOID gallery, London and in a small space in Digbeth, Birmingham. It’s only in the past few years that computer technology has made it easy to convert a series of images into an animation, so I created this video from scanned prints and photos. |
Number banner situations
Number banners animations
| [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqvc0ts6uLg&w=300&h=243] | I made these banners 15 years ago; how time flies. I used them to mark out situations, and then experimented with cardboard arrows in an attempt to animate some life into the banners.
They were in a show at VOID gallery, London and in a small space in Digbeth, Birmingham. It’s only in the past few years that computer technology has made it easy to convert a series of images into an animation, so I created this video from scanned prints and photos. |
Number banner situations