Phone Art
I’ve been taking photographs of people with mobile phones since they were invented decades ago. This piece was based on a photograph I took in Liverpool Street station last year. Do mobile phones improve communication or are they a digital distraction from real conversation between humans?
Young woman with a phone. Mixed media on card. Measuring 210 x 297 mm.
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Paris 2004 (6)
Bus stop. Paris, 2004.
Leaving a shop with some water. Paris, 2004.
Window box. Paris, 2004.
Matthew Marchant. Paris, 2004.
Hundreds on Roller blades. Paris, 2004.
Art in an allotment. Paris, 2004.
Night life. Paris, 2004.
Portrait of Hazuan Hashim in a bar. Paris, 2004.
Crowd at the Pride celebration. Paris, 2004.
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Liverpool May 2019
Irish music session in the Edinburgh pub, Wavertree. Liverpool, May 2019.
On the phone in Renshaw Street. Liverpool, May 2019.
On the phone in Renshaw Street. Liverpool, May 2019.
On the phone in Bold Street. Liverpool, May 2019.
Homeless man on a concrete bed on Brownlow Hill. Liverpool, May 2019.
Eating a sandwich on Allerton Road. Liverpool, May 2019.
The greatest circus show posted on Allerton Road. Liverpool, May 2019.
Cyclist delivering food. Smithdown Road. Liverpool, May 2019.
On the phone on Smithdown Road. Liverpool, May 2019.
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Insect & Plant Art
The image below was made from a photograph I took of a deceased ‘daddy long legs’ I found by the window in the bedroom.
Insects are at risk from climate change but they might survive longer than humans. Given the fact that fossil fuel companies and their insatiable thirst for profits are destroying the planet I thought I should show some respect to this dead Scouse insect and make a token remembrance of its brief life.
‘Extinction insect’. Mixed media on card. Measuring 210 x 297 mm.
Since childhood I’ve always been fascinated by the architecture of plants and, in particular, dandelions. Close examination always reveals marvellous graphic design and symmetry. I’ve tried to capture this with the image below – based on a photograph I took of a single dandelion in Greece last year.
‘Dandelion’ Mixed media Measuring 210 x 297 mm.
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The Changing East End (31)
Bridge off Cambridge Heath Road. East London 2004.
Woman walking under the bridge in Wheeler Street. East London 1987.
Cranes, cars and reflections in Spitalfields. East London 2004.
Outside a betting shop in Whitechapel market. East London 2004.
Betting shop in Whitechapel. East London, 1983.
Market trader moving his stall in Whitechapel market. East London 2004.
Whitechapel Market. East London, 1989.
Man with a pram, Toynbee street. East London, 1988.
Whitechapel Market. East London 1984.
Landlady Sandra Esqulant outside the Golden Heart pub in Spitalfields. London, August 2008.
Tour guide in the Alma pub, Spitalfields. East London, 1989.
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In The Pub In The East End & Liverpool
