THE EDGE OF THINKING
A new exhibition at the Forest Arts Center 10 October 2026 ​
Fragmented dreams of imagined worlds
stem from reality and are often disturbing.
But if we can put them aside, we can find a space to fill with joy.
It's the incompleteness or the unfinished that I find fascinating. Like ancient frescoes, where bits are gone imagined or never were. Detached, restored or reimagined with frayed memories of truths and lies.
I often purposely paint over a finished artwork to make it incomplete, to create what is lost - and then the fragments that remain tell the story. Your timeline will take you there.​
Abstract and diverse artworks are inspired by MA, the Japanese philosophy that emphasises the importance of empty space, not as a void but as a meaningful presence that enhances the elements around it.
As with thoughts, lines cross, and make shapes - places to dwell.
Like a pot formed from clay to create the space inside that becomes the essence. Artworks are unfinished or distressed to create the perfect imperfect.
REIMAGINED
