Veyot invited me to hang my latest work at Xaraz Gallery…
… of course, I said yes. I have just finished this ‘Alien Envoy’ series…
… if you don’t like art that regards you back, these creatures will probably make you uncomfortable…
… I like the way Xaraz Gallery is made, with it’s multiple, glass mezzanines…
… as always, I enjoyed hanging these works, with Flutter’s help, of course…
… wherever you stand in the gallery space…
… at least one of my beautiful, alien ambassadors is watching you.
I just hung my latest series, called ‘Beings’, in my Venezia gallery…
… these are images of various strange creatures…
… that I find have a very soothing, 1960’s/1970’s pulp scifi vibe (:
Venezia, where I recently opened another gallery, is a very pretty sim…
… there is a wonderful combination of grand and humble architecture…
… plenty of opportunities to employ perspective in your photography…
… there are lots of colourful old buildings…
… plenty of waterways, of course…
… gently lapping against ancient blockwork…
… which can be crossed using the many little footbridges.
Flutter and I visited ‘Birdlings Flat‘, today. This is apparently based on a NZ, South Island beach, which I’m guessing is somewhere South of Christchurch…
… there’s plenty of Kiwi treats, here. Kingfishers…
… and the ubiquitous hawk on a country road fence post…
… the hills…
… the ‘Save the Eels’ sticker…
… my favourite kind of isolated beach…
… rugged sheep…
… there is much Zen-like natural simplicity, here, it’s very beautiful…
… this could be a coastal walking track, almost anywhere in NZ…
… once again, a wonderful scene sculpted with minimalist precision…
… this is a very uncluttered environment…
… there are even Pūkeko here (:
I hung some new work in my Soho gallery, today…
… this series is called ‘Strange Roads’…
… these images are darker, more surreal than the images in ‘Roads to Nowhere’…
… the images in ‘Roads to Nowhere’ are kinda benign… in these images, stuff is definitely happening.
I just hung a new exhibition in my home gallery…
… this series is called ‘Roads to Nowhere’…
… the images are dark, rich, and subtle, and reward prolonged study (:
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