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My painting practice has been developed in thematic series that are linked formally and conceptually. Several series are ongoing and works from these have been included in both solo and group exhibitions. Selected works from each series are presented here.
This series includes paintings on paper and canvas that explore strange conceptions of animals. Twisted and tied together these plush toys become strange, haunted hybrids.
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Executed in 2010, this exhibition comprises 22 paintings on paper that explore my interest in identity and transformation. Along with the painting installation I launched my artists' book "The Interview", that features my fictive interview with Michael Jackson after his memorial.
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Paintings in this exhibition feature people dressed in masks and costumes; game-show sets; and images of startled deer. These diverse subjects allow me to engage with several interconnected themes that touch on identity, ‘human nature’, and our relationship to the natural world.
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These paintings evoke our complex relationship to animals and the natural world, referencing art, popular culture, mythology and children’s fables. Paintings from this series have been included in numerous exhibitions.
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I based this series on images of women wanted for fraud. Other than this tantalizing clue no further information is offered. The viewer is left to make assumptions based on appearances, and this of course is tricky, as women do not easily fit any of our archetypes of the outlaw.
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Inspired by the spectacular beauty of covert photography these paintings explore the gulf between direct and technologically aided vision. This ongoing series, based on surveillance photographs, was started in 2000.
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These works belong to three different series: "Anonymous", "Journal", and "Breath". Each features portraits of persons either known or anonymous.
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The starting point for these paintings are images of crowds disseminated in the media. This is a contemplative, painterly study of an immaterial environment overpopulated by images.
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