Choir

Choir, 2010
House paint and oilstick on found wooden door
53.5cm x 152cm

Choir is a warning, a distrusting scowl aimed at those who like to be local community figures; politicians, councillors and priests.

Beak Chic

Beak Chic, 2010
Acrylic on wood
65.5cm x 17.5cm

Ercol-scythe

Ercol-scythe, 2010

House paint and acrylic on wood
52.5cm x 39.5cm

Oil

Oil, 2010
Acrylic and oilstick on wood
19.5cm x 90cm

What's for Dinner, Mum?

What's for Dinner, Mum? 2010
Spray paint and acrylic on wood
13cm x 70.5cm

Alien Caché

Alien Caché, 2010
Acrylic and felt-tip pen on wood
14.5cm x 84cm

The Birth of Sugarnose

The birth of Sugarnose, 2010

Acrylic and oilstick on wood

56.5cm X 40cm

A complete history of feminism - Part 1 –Joan of Arc & Part 2 – Mary Queen of Scots

These portraits are expressionistic in style yet our intention is that they fail to communicate. It is because of this that we have chosen important historical figures, who lead full and complicated lives; whose stories we believe have since been distorted into simple rhetoric and iconography. In the same way a child may draw his mum as a simple smiling circle, we paint Kings, Queens and political monsters. This is a neutralisation of meaningful lives into vapid nonentities.

A complete history of feminism (Part 1 –Joan of Arc), 2010

Acrylic and oilstick on wood,

5 3.5cm X 46.5cm

A complete history of feminism (Part 2 – Mary Queen of Scots), 2010

Acrylic and oilstick on wood

56cm X 53.5cm