With this exhibition I aim to bring a message of hope for our planet that we are not condemned, but we can change our ways and preserve precious habitats. It is vital that we eradicate the impact of single use plastic waste.

I want to add my artistic voice to those campaigning vigorously and raise awareness of the destructive nature of pollution upon the land and in our oceans.

My work focuses largely on the environment. Evolution and the development of bigger cities and a growth of industrialised means to power our planet has had consequences on nature & impacts our everyday lives. I hope my work will challenge people to look more closely at the damage that is being done so that we can inspire hope and change for a better future.

I like to use a Canon Mk3 with a 50mm lens. This allows me the creativity to carefully compose each image to best reveal the colours and textures. I hope to encourage people to not just look, but to really see the world around them.

I use photography to show hidden depths of the natural world. I choose to photograph the world around me from unusual angles - perhaps challenging people's point of view and revealing aspects of a scene that might not be visible at first glance.

I don’t set out to produce art about one subject or another, but I’m never without a sketchbook. Using Acrylic and mixed media I strive to create pieces that are thought provoking, emotive and capture the spontaneous beauty that surrounds us.

I aim to establish myself as an evocative painter of landscapes and urban scenes by using broad brush and colour to create clear vistas of the city and landscape. I enjoy painting scenes of dawn and sunset, drawing upon an innate sensitivity in an effort to reflect my surroundings with exuberant lavish strokes.

As my work evolves, in its wake new works are created & this triggers new experiences which in turn inspire me to produce new artwork. Influcenced by Munch and Francis Bacon, new variations are created from both traditional and modern structures.