I have always been intrigued by a diversity in style and theme within my own art process and the process of others that inspire me. I have a passion for abstract painting but equally an affection for old buildings, trains and figures.

Always drawn to old buildings with a history in music, I enjoy the graffiti, the crumbling and the rusting of old architecture. I also have a huge love for old trains and their stations, in particular their graffiti markings again. Graffiti has historical ties to music and its origins are of significance to me. In some ways the abstract pieces I paint are my own homage to the way graffiti artists work, the use of bold colours and the expressive marks and strokes. 

I hope for my work to envisage nostalgia and a sense of place in the viewer. Places said to have a strong "sense of place" have a strong identity that is deeply felt by inhabitants and visitors.