Solar eclipse through my eyes
Solar eclipse through my eyes

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I paint the things I notice in passing — the particular grey of a wall at five o'clock, the shape of a chair against a window. This is where those paintings live. Stay a while.

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the work, in a sentence

I paint slowly so that small things have room to become permanent — a passing light, a quiet corner, something almost missed and then, somehow, kept.

— that's the whole point, really.

the gallery

Recent work

Solar eclipse through my eyes
2026

Solar eclipse through my eyes

Painted shortly after I watched it end on the 12th of August 2026

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Peacocks
2026

Peacocks

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Maned Wolf
2026

Maned Wolf

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Blue frog
2026

Blue frog

A frog sitting on a flower

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African Wild Dog
2026

African Wild Dog

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more on the way — the studio's never idle for long.

how a piece is made

Nothing here is rushed

01

Noticing

Every piece starts with something almost missed — a light, a shape, the mood of an hour. I keep a small notebook of these.

02

Slow building

Then weeks of layers. I paint thin and wait, paint and wait, until the surface has a weight that feels honest.

03

Knowing when

The hardest part is stopping. A painting is finished when nothing more asks to be added — and not a brushstroke sooner.

open by request

Want a piece made for a wall of your own?

I take a small number of commissions at a time. Tell me what you see in your head and we'll see if we can get it onto canvas.