Ethics of water and benefits of using a travel water filter & personal water bottle to reduce global pollution
The bottled water sales in 2022 have reached USD 303.9 billion & 90% sold in plastic bottles is simply filtered tap water. To continue is NAIVE.
The Dark Vat resident artists were invited to create works from within the vast black water reflection pool
One year on Resident Artist Alexey Igorevich Shidlovsky revisit the conversation.
How to build a simple food dehydrator one of the oldest vitamin rich methods of food preservation
Dehydrating removes moisture from food through evaporation to inhibit bacteria, yeast, & mold.
My fascination with the 16th Century Vanitas paintings of Pieter Claesz
For me Vanitas is more relevant today than it was 400 years ago, with issues of pollution and commercial morality within a decaying natural world.
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Author and an Artist talk about an ECOCIDE practice that produces artworks stimulating climate discussion
Ecocide Ambassador speaks out as the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP27 lose their supporters ethical respect by allowing Coca-Cola to be their main sponsor.
Sea coral design silver picture frame created in 3D modelling and sand cast in recycled aluminium
This piece evolved from attempting to 3d model sea corals.
water droplet chandelier design made from inert Bio Resin with LED light units concealed in droplet casting
this design has been on my desk for some time and is now finally being realised in an elegant repeatable and modular way
My fascination with an oil painting of La Jeune Martyre 1855 by French artist Paul Delaroche
The scene of a young Christian woman with her hands bound thrown into the Tiger river.
EMPIRICAL RESEARCH & EVIDENCE launched with NFC tag authentication
astonishing winter warming temperatures recorded around the globe.
My fascination with the flag paintings of American painter Jasper Johns - flag 1954
How after returning the war Jasper started painting nearly 100 flag paintings
My fascination with a painting of Ophelia dated 1851-1852 by John Everett Millais
The scene depicted is from Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act IV, Scene vii, in which Ophelia, driven out of her mind when her father is murdered by her lover Hamlet, falls into a stream and drowns:
millions of hermit crab shells removed as souvenirs from the Maldives causing a species housing crisis
Some time ago I began working on trying to find a solution to a problem that has been accelerating over the years with the continual bad behaviour of poorly educated tourists.
The death of the dream of democracy - a collection of works by Alexander James Hamilton
New works prompted by America deciding to leave the Paris Agreement becoming a nation of climate deniers.
My fascination with Vanitas paintings the dutch masters who created the worlds first art collectors
Vanitas was primarily known as a popular Dutch art genre of the Baroque period c. 1585-1730 having its renaissance in the mid 17th century.
NFT art & the mis-conception concerning their uniqueness - I have developed NFC Art Tag Authentication
All new works will be NFC certified with a studio embedded NFC (near field communication) tag using blockchain anti-counterfeit encryption.
Heatwaves at both of Earth’s poles Antarctic areas reach +40C & North Pole +30C above usual levels
new data released that is alarming climate scientists globally
GOING CIRCULAR or CIRCULARITY where products are created with their own end-of-life taken into account
Circularity focuses on resource cycles, while sustainability is more broadly related to people, the planet and the economy. Circularity and sustainability stand in a long tradition of related visions, models and theories.
Philistine Magazine interview relocating to Moscow in preparation for the exhibition at Triumph Gallery.
A very frank and direct conversation about living and working as an artist in Russia.
