tackling Shakespeare's Ophelia underwater using photography as the final medium
thought to be lost underwater film plates found in the studio archive.
converting a bare construction floor plate into an otherworld contemporary exhibition space for 'Intersection'
I was handed the keys to a very raw new and newly built space, upon which we set about blacking out all the windows and installing a hand built a complete lighting system.
A Black Hole is created -in camera- drawing in all light and matter that comes close
Fusion series is revisited 10 years after the original project was created. Now taking on the epic theme of a 'black hole' as a even light is pulled in by this spheres vast gravitational pull.
Journalist Jesus de Andres of Neuva Alcarria visits the critically recognised exhibition Renciendo
Presenting a collection of photographs, installations & sculptures that are hugely rewarding to visitors added with the artists historic transformation & revitalisation of a Baroque Convent abandoned for over 170 years.
30 years of Ecocide ambassadorship working against drinks & confectionary industry waste
Textures and texts from the shoreline: A collection of letters & PhotoGrams created in a plein air studio
CMM Castilla-La Mancha Media television visit Renaciendo in Budia
El convento de los Carmelitas de Budia desde mediados del siglo pasado está cerrado. Y desde hace unos días está abierto al público gracias a un artista australiano.
El convento de las carmelitas de Budia acoge la exposición de un artista internacional
Ya está abierta al público la exposición Renaciendo, un muestra fotográfica con la que el artista Alexander James Hamilton ha dado nueva vida al convento de los Carmelitas de Budia, una joya de la arquitectura barroca castellana construido en el siglo XVII.
A pro bono photography project producing specialist in camera effects without post production
Back in 2008 I was contacted by The Synagogue, Church of All Nations SCOAN to help shoot an advertising campaign
Radio Guadalajara interview at the opening of the exhibition Renaciendo in the Convento de los Carmelitas
discussing the project and further ways to conserve the culture of Alcarria
Castilla La Mancha Live TV broadcast from the exhibition opening of Renaciendo
The last standing Baroque Carmelita structure in Spain closed to the public for over 170 years.
DiBond aluminium panel system for hanging large format photographic works
Recycling aluminium to extrude 'L' profile bars, from this simple transition I was able to construct a stable support frame for oversize prints on aluminium DiBond panels
Museum conservation framing photographic works, depicting contemporary butterfly Vanitas artworks
all framing executions now completed within the studio walls.
How being published online can damage your digital profile moving forward
having work published online to gain free publicity could be damaging to your own website
Unique copper plate prints offered to support NHS Charities Together during COVID
In response to the coronavirus crisis, Dellasposa Gallery and the Distil Ennui Studio® are raising funds for NHS Charities Together. Help support NHS staff and volunteers caring for COVID-19 patients.
Biblical and mythological figurative works inspired artworks captured by photographer underwater artist
characters such as Cerberus and Geyron are recreated in the studio under intense physical conditions
Exploding flower series of analogue photography working the old way in a digital age
at the cusp of the 10 year anniversary I revisit the Fusion to be released as a collection of unique works on paper.
Ocean Paintings a collection of underwater figurative large format analogue photographs shot in the open ocean
These new pieces are so far away from the studio control of previous figurative works. These are wild. Completely born of nature.... I just placed the pieces there; the ocean has the rest.
hand creating a complex underwater reflection pool in the studio for a theatrical set build
analogue photography when twinned with meticulous planning and the hand fabrication of wardrobe and props can be a very rare and beautiful thing.
My fascination with a painting of Princess Tarakanova hanging in Moscow dated 1864 by Konstantin Flavitsky
I think for any serious artist throughout the ages there is always a connection of great importance with certain places and periods; certainly Russia and the period between 1700-1850 feels that way to me.
