new work

so absence from the evernet seems to have culminated in another little hiatus.. ah well.

ive been working on a variety of projects lately - predominantly the bristol biennial for which ill be working on two shows with several other members of MadeScapes. Ive also confirmed a show at Utrophia, which will be a revisitation of the ideas and general visual themes of Topographic Translation

more info will follow soon (projects are in june and may respectively)

here is a little look at a very much in progress piece for the latter:


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