Tag: contemporary art

Suspicious Circumstances – exhibition

Posted in art, Eco art, exhibition, street art, stroud, sustainable art, UK

You are invited to see my latest collection of paintings: “Suspicious Circumstances” which draws on my interest in true crime and what different people consider “suspicious”. I’m showing the paintings at Studio 18 in Stroud, as part of the Stroud Site Festival, and there will be other amazing works of art by other artists on… Continue reading Suspicious Circumstances – exhibition

Turning Point

Posted in abstract art, art, art commissions, Eco art, healing, paintings, sustainable art, UK1 Comment

Earlier in the year, during lockdown I made a painting that I felt was a turning point. I couldn’t put my finger on it, but something unlocked in me – a joy in the act of painting that I don’t think I have really known before.

Why Deface?

Posted in abstract art, art, art commissions, auto art, defacement, exhibition, Iraq, Media, paintings, pakistan, urbanart

I recently wrote a piece on LinkedIn about PTSD, which might go some way to explain why I am dedicating my time to defacing every painting I have made since I left Iraq (see my cover up blog too).  In the meantime.  Here are a couple more!

A COVER UP OF THE PAST

Posted in abstract art, art, art commissions, Caz, defacement, exhibition, paintings, portraits, Portraiture, spain, street art, stroud, UK, urbanart

It’s been a while since I’ve had an epiphany, but change is definitely in the air.  A few months back the combination of having TOO MUCH OF MY OWN ART and having ready access to left-over spray-paints and gloss paint (that was being chucked out from Damien Hirst’s studio) provoked me to start tossing the… Continue reading A COVER UP OF THE PAST