This last year I have been working on a different series of the ‘Riverbed’ and using the limited colour palette, focusing on the view from above looking down on the riverbed giving the essence of life in the river by shapes, colours, and form. When you look from above into riverbed, you can see enormous amount of life living in the river. I have taken this view further in description and detail to describe the riverbed. The water running over pebbles and stones portrayed in simple patterns. The bumble bee hovering over the water, the little fish hiding under the weeds with the spiralling water whizzing past showing the current of the water. Showing the abundance life that exists in the river.
I also have new work in progress of landscapes which I have abstracted and simplified. I have put them in my gallery to give you a glimpse but they will defiantly change for Artweeks in May.

I am looking forward to be exhibiting with 10 other amazing artists with the wonderful Kings Sutton Collectives in the church, from 14th- to- 21st May where you will see other very eclectic mix of beautiful and amazing work. There will be refreshments and cake available while you consider and talk about the art you have seen.

I’m also very pleased and excited to announce that I will exhibiting in the Heseltine Gallery in Middle Cheney. It such an amazing gallery space to show work and I was chosen a 'Highly commended' artist last year and now have this opportunity to show my work in the gallery for Artweeks. I will also be exhibiting with Rachel Cronin, Caroline Nixon, Mai Parkinson from the 13th-to-23rd May.

So you can see my work in not one but two venues during the festival. I do hope to meet up with you at either venues

Please do contact me if you are interested in any of the pieces. I look forward to hearing from you.