He studied Fine Art at Bristol Art College from 1986 to 1989, then completed an MA in Printmaking at the Royal College of Art in 1991. The discipline of printmaking, particularly lithography, informs his painting through prepared surfaces, controlled layering and the removal of anything non-essential to the image. He is based in Brighton, with an early studio at Phoenix Brighton, and has undertaken residencies including Lowick House Print Workshop in Cumbria and Cill Rialaig in County Kerry. Recent solo shows include Between Echoes at K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco 2025, On Distant Shores at Studio Gallery, Australia 2023, Just Now at Gallery At Home 2023, and Borrowed Light at Cadogan Gallery, London 2022. Group highlights include the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2015 and 2016. His work is held in private collections in the UK and internationally.

2025 · Between Echoes (Solo), K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco: 14 Jan - 22 Feb
2025 · Summer Group Exhibition (Group), Cadogan Gallery, London: 19 - 29 Aug
2023 · On Distant Shores (Solo), Studio Gallery, Melbourne & Brisbane: Aug
2023 · Just Now (Solo), Gallery At Home, Usk: Apr
2022 · Borrowed Light (Solo), Cadogan Gallery, London: 22 Feb - 12 Mar
2017 · ING Discerning Eye (Invited Artist), Mall Galleries, London
2016 · Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (Group), Royal Academy of Arts, London
2015 · Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (Group), Royal Academy of Arts, London

Representation

• Cadogan Gallery, London

• K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco

Residencies

• Cill Rialaig Artist Residency, Kerry, Ireland (2014)

• Lowick House Print Workshop, Cumbria (1996)

• Cheltenham College of Art (1995)

Collections

• Robert Horne Collection

• Lowick House Collection

• Gulbenkian Collection

• Southern Illinois Collection

• Private collections in the UK and internationally

Awards

• Daler Rowney Award (1991)

• Robert Horne Paper Award (1996)

• Prince’s Trust and Sports Council support (1996)

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