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“because it’s my incarnation of hell on earth – an end no less, it felt as if the version I’d been working on was a sudden manifestation of what was happening.”   Please follow and like us:

“So Paradiso’s Fall came to represent that dark desire that is innate within us all. That the correlation as an artist to change our external reality, to deconstruct so to represent our interior world, extends beyond the canvas, throughout mankind as a very fundamental human function.” Speaking to Beautiful Bizarre. Please follow and like us:

Here’s a real treat. I had the honor of being invited onto the mighty Chet Zar’s, Dark Art Society podcast recently, talking about all manner of things. Influences, origins, art stuff and our shared appreciation of Withnail and I. Please follow and like us:

“I guess my journey as an artist began with this overarching spiritual quest and being raised as I was, I’d found that the pulpit wasn’t doing it for me.”   Please follow and like us:

“In the studio he wields his brush over the fibers of his canvas with the precision and authority of a magistrate’s gavel… Weaving tapestries of man’s wonderment at the terror he poses to the world around him, and the terror he poses to himself.” Please follow and like us:

” I keep on regardless, because the notion is as inherently terrifying and nihilistic as the alternative…” Please follow and like us:

“I am Inspired by the my own nagging mortality, the need to leave a footprint in the sand I suppose-its the paradox of that terrible truth” Please follow and like us:

” Finding a style is like blindly fumbling in the dark, and tripping over furniture” Please follow and like us:

“…I’m never really alone when I paint because I’m surrounded by my ghosts and my demons” Please follow and like us:

“Its the paradoxes that I’m drawn to….a feeling that is intangible that I need to quantify” Please follow and like us: