Printmaking; an archive of Linocuts, Etchings and Woodcuts
For me printmaking is a way of exploring imaginary worlds. I use landscape as an arena or a stage where small figures can enact solitary dramas. I use landscape to reflect on the passage of time, the progress of winter, the falling light and the rising tide; the nature of quietness and solitude.
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Stills from Imaginary Fairy Tales
A series of linocuts set in the winter forest. The forest is often used as the setting for fairy tales and for plays, where people can assume other identities. From Winter Work.
Medium Linocuts. Editions of 20.
Small Linocuts. Editions of 20.
Darkness and Light
Hints of stories can be discerned within this silent series of etchings made for the exhibition Darkness and Light at Bleddfa, July 2021.
Editions of 25.
Solitude
A series of small etchings using fragments of narrative set in a landscape of coast and forest. From Winter Work and House.
Editions of 20.
Winter Series
Linocuts. Postcard size. Black and white. Editions of 60.
Woodcuts. Postcard size. Black and white. Editions of 60.
Weather
Woodcuts. Editions of 20.
Earth's Human Shores
From Earth's Human Shores.
Woodcuts. Editions of 20.
Falling Light
From Darkness and Light.
Woodcuts. Editions of 4.