Got up early, met some cool trees and my favourite unicorn on a toilet door.
Passed two floating boxes and some exploding buildings.
Bumped into some geometric lines that were hanging out with cool greys and greens.
Stumbled on a place that was delicate since the 1800s.
Saw a human who has seen many things.
Totted up a few fonts.
In a hidden courtyard I spied an even more hidden car - at a guess, I’d say a boxy 80’s golf.
Soon passed Balconia and found myself in a giant icing cake with more fonts.
Luckily I was saved by the reds, then a muted green.
Eventually met a proud eagle, turned and was stopped in my tracks by a sleek black that was no more.
Then off to the studio to join the dots …
I recorded this little video a couple of months ago. I was near the finish line on the three paintings that will be shown at Texas Contemporary this weekend. It was one of those days when I am torn between wanting to run out of the studio and needing to stay. By the time I set up my mobile to film this video I had already washed my hands about four times, getting ready to leave only to pick up...
A short talk on the evolution of the new paintings on show at the London Art Fair with JM London gallery. 17 - 21 January 2018 | Stand 22