I have been invited to exhibit two artworks, 'The Potter's Studio', a painting taken from sketches of Bonchurch Pottery, Isle of Wight and 'The Cupboard full of Memories', a painting from a view in a corner of a local antiques shop.

It delves into the concept of praise, examining themes of faith, love, humor, and devotion. In keeping with the exhibition poster's theme, I selected similar colours and painted subtly erotic flowers symbolising the female form representing love and devotion; the stems reaching down, grounded and firmly rooted, as Mother Nature herself.

My eclectic mix of nostalgic kitchen items has been accepted into an exhibition entitled 'Wish You Were Here' at The Chapel Gallery, Andover, Hampshire from 3rd - 26th July 2025.

Spitalfields, with its Georgian buildings and Huguenot history, represents a sense of heritage and timelessness, while the vibrant graffiti art introduces an element of rebellion, social commentary, and urban expression, reflecting a more modern, transient, and often controversial culture. 

Always sketching, it was hard to select two which I felt apt for the brief... however, I chose my sketches outside Liberty London as their flower stall is amazing and always full of beautiful colours. As it was a sketching exhibition, I felt it important to include my own notes and color palette details within the framed images. So, Liberty London Flower Stall I & II emerged and... one sold on the first day, and the second on the second day!