Chrysanthemum Veil is an original ink and watercolour drawing on paper, depicting chrysanthemums arranged in a skull-shaped vase, set against vintage wallpaper and presented in an ornate gold frame.

Blue blooms extend from the vase through a mix of controlled fine lines and thicker marks allowed to drip and pool. The work draws on a familiar process of control and release, reflecting on transience and growth.

The cool palette, dictated by the choice of wallpaper, stands in contrast to the warmer tones of its partner work, Chrysanthemum Fire, made at the same time.

Ink and watercolour on hot press paper
Timber panel, vintage wallpaper, ornate frame
50 × 40 × 4 cm

Chrysanthemum Fire is an original ink and watercolour drawing on paper, depicting chrysanthemums arranged in a skull-shaped vase, set against vintage wallpaper and presented in an ornate gold frame.

Orange blooms flare outward from the vase through a mix of controlled fine lines and thicker marks allowed to drip and pool. The work draws on a familiar process of control and release, reflecting on transience and growth.

The warm palette, dictated by the choice of wallpaper, stands in contrast to the cooler tones of its partner work, Chrysanthemum Veil, made at the same time.

Ink and watercolour on hot press paper
Timber panel, vintage wallpaper, ornate frame
50 × 40 × 4 cm

Lilies in Porcelain Vase is an original acrylic painting on vintage upholstery fabric, depicting lilies emerging from a vase with a partially obscured male figure behind them.

Patterned fabric and visible drips layer the scene, resisting neat categorisation as still life. A hand hovers, present but restrained, while flowers press forward into the foreground.

The composition holds a soft tension between openness and concealment.

Acrylic on vintage upholstery fabric
50.5 × 40.5 cm

Stretched over timber frame
Depth: 3.5 cm
Ready to hang

Gerberas in Passata Jar is an original acrylic painting on vintage upholstery fabric, depicting gerberas arranged in a reused passata jar.

The flowers lean and droop, their stems stretching beyond the limits of the container. The work is held in a gentle state of imbalance as a male figure moves in and out of view, inking to ideas of both exposure and concealment.

Drips, softened lines and texture mark time and touch, echoed by the figure’s hand.

Acrylic on vintage upholstery fabric
50.5 × 40.5 cm

Stretched over timber frame
Depth: 3.5 cm
Ready to hang