Studio 2025

Digital artworks exploring themes of hidden melancholy

The Syndrome of Sunny Solstiz

A series of 7 digital works, originating from my book *Carriage 1111*; one for each compartment.

A surrealist digital painting of a man in a suit sitting on a black street bollard, looking at his glowing phone. Behind him, masked robbers flee a grand building with bags of money as a guard lies on the steps amidst gunfire.

The Modern Stylite

A surrealist critique of modern apathy, where figures of privilege find refuge in digital distraction while the world around them collapses.

A surrealist digital painting depicting a person with pale skin and large, staring eyes looking out from the passenger window of a rustic, blue three-wheeled truck. The setting is a narrow, old European street with decaying buildings under a dark, cloudy sky. In the background, several grey, mannequin-like figures walk down the street, their forms indistinct and lifeless.

The Witness

A surreal series exploring the profound alienation of being the sole, lucid observer in a world of sleepwalkers.

A surrealist painting of a family of three sitting at a formal dinner table. A man, woman, and boy stare blankly. Their plates contain only bunches of black grapes. The woman pours red wine, which has spilled like blood on the white tablecloth.

Noia

A surreal exploration of 'Noia'—existential boredom—and the quiet desperation of modern routine.

A surrealist digital painting of a stern woman in a black suit standing in a barren landscape under a cloudy blue sky. She pushes a vintage pram with a white dog in it. Beside her, a small child in a dark dress holds a pink leash that is not attached to anything.

The Performance of Care

A surreal series questioning modern motherhood, emotional detachment, and the hierarchy of affection in the contemporary family.

A macro photograph of a Heath Fritillary butterfly with orange and brown patterned wings resting on a purple bluebell flower. The image represents the delicate ecosystem that The Green Canvas project is committed to protecting and restoring through its ecological philanthropy.

The Green Canvas

A foundational commitment to channel all proceeds from art sales into ecological restoration, beginning with the ancient woodlands of Fingle Woods, Devon.