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When did you decide to become an artist? And where?
I always wanted to be a creative, from when I was a young boy, but I decided to change career 4 years ago to pursue a career as a full time artist
What media do you use for your artworks?
I use ink and liquids like teas and alcohol
Do your artworks convey an emotional content? Such as anger, sadness, excitement, calm, etc?
My artwork aims to convey a sense of awe, escapism and reverie
Is there a specific color that dominates most of your artworks?
There is a very natural palette to my works - turquoise, sepia and ochre are prominent colours
Lines are very noticeable in your artworks. Why lines and what emotional effect do the lines create?
I give lots of importance to directional lines and flow, maybe this traces back to my embroidery design background, but I feel I can be most comfortable and fluid using this method of drawing
As an artist, is there a social message you are trying to communicate? If so, what is it and why?
My message is an inward journey - I am exploring our relationship with nature, and trying to underline it's importance in a digital age
Is there a symbolic imagery in your artworks?
Yes there is a lot of personal symbolism in the work, these normally derive from experiences outside the studio and are a way to align everyday life to the escapist work I produce in the studio
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