This is the second painting in the Northern Cosmology series, which picks up themes from my earlier “Particles & waves” painting. The first in the series is “Still, it moves.” 18x24in acrylic on panel 2011 This painting was auctioned as part of the Fir ... Continue Reading
One of a series of three experimental works painted for the “Paradigms of Perception” show. The piece incorporates several texture layers to diagrammatically represent a macroscopic image of a human iris. The central image is a contact exposure of photo-sensitive colloidal em ... Continue Reading
One of a series of experimental works painted for the “Paradigms of Perception” show. The piece incorporates several texture layers to diagrammatically represent a macroscopic image of a human iris. The central image is a contact exposure of photo-sensitive colloidal ... Continue Reading
One of a series of three experimental works painted for the “Paradigms of Perception” show. The piece incorporates several texture layers to diagrammatically represent a macroscopic image of a human iris. The central image is a contact exposure of photo-sensitive coll ... Continue Reading
This northern abstract is an homage to Galileo. Although considered apocryphal, Galileo is rumoured to have muttered “E pur si muove!” (And still, it moves!) before the ecclesiastical court that forced him to recant his heliocentric view of the universe and placed him ... Continue Reading
This image is a diagrammatic representation of the gravelpit, similar to the ones that dot the landscape in southwestern Ontario. The strong vignetting and aged tone lend a nostalgic feeling, as if to suggest the loss of what was once there. 24x24in Acrylic on panel 2011 This pai ... Continue Reading
This abstract evokes a landscape that lies between the urban and the primal. An experiment in inclusions, the texture of the dark water is created with a layer of glass beads incorporated into the glaze that trap the reflected light. 24x24in 2011 acrylic & glass on canvas P ... Continue Reading
Painted as part of an art-science collaboration for the Epigenetics, Eh! conference. It contains a hidden message. Can you decode it? Continue Reading
Last year I had the opportunity to participate in London’s first IGNITE Talk. Unfamiliar with the concept? IGNITE talks are a kind of theatre presentation sport where the presenters each give a 5 minute talk on a subject that they are passionate about. The hook is that the ... Continue Reading