A curated collection of original paintings, reclaimed wood pieces, and contemporary artworks. Every piece shown here – available and sold – represents a moment in the practice, an exploration of colour, form, and emotional space.
This gallery is like a visual archive. It shows work across reclaimed wood, stretched canvas, ink, acrylic, and mixed media. Some pieces are available to buy, some are held in private collections, and some represent experiments and transitions within the broader practice.
If you find a piece that speaks to you but it’s marked sold, remember that commissions are always available. You can also explore the shop for currently available works, or use the contact page to make an enquiry about a specific piece.
Each piece in this gallery carries its own material history, whether that is reclaimed Dorset timber or layered pigment on canvas. Sold pieces remain here as part of the permanent archive. Available pieces can be explored through the shop or by enquiry.
Created on reclaimed wood from an old beach hut off Mudeford Quay, Across the Blue reflects on shoreline distance, weather, and memory. Figures, huts, and open water are held in a composition that feels both observed and remembered, while the reclaimed surface carries its own coastal history into the painting itself.
Created on reclaimed timber from a washed-up boat found on Bournemouth Beach, Beacon in the Weather brings the coastline directly into the surface of the painting. Textured, weathered, and quietly dramatic, it holds both exposure and endurance. The material itself becomes narrative.
A large-scale contemporary canvas built through layered forms, symbols, and shifting portrait fragments. Night Fragments has the presence of a statement piece, balancing intensity, mystery, and narrative depth. The work moves between figuration and abstraction, between memory and dream.
A layered work exploring identity, memory, and emotional ambiguity. Between Faces holds both intimacy and scale, making it a strong contemporary painting for spaces that can carry visual depth and quiet tension. Portrait fragments emerge and dissolve within a carefully considered colour field.
A nocturnal composition built around water, light, and the quiet drama of a harbour at night. Harbour Under Moonlight combines ink line work with atmospheric colour, creating a sense of stillness and observation. The piece feels both specific to place and universally resonant.
An expressive oil painting exploring abstraction and figuration in dialogue. Wild Conversation uses bold gesture and colour relationship to suggest movement and emotional exchange. The work invites interpretation as figures, landscape, and symbol merge into a unified visual statement.
Built around rhythm, colour, and the metaphor of tide, this piece explores internal emotional undercurrent made visible through paint. Tide of Thought moves between representation and abstraction, between the landscape of Dorset and the landscape of the mind.
A surreal and symbolically charged painting built around a central structural form set against a saturated ultramarine ground and a dominant yellow field. Fragmented shapes, floating motifs, and bold outlined elements create a space that feels constructed yet unstable, as though architecture, memory, and dream logic have been fused together.
If you’ve found a piece you love but it’s sold, commission work is always available. Pop over to the shop to see what’s available today, or get in touch to discuss a custom piece shaped around your vision and space.