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Lino print
40.6 x 50.8 cm
2026
I am an artist by night and a mathematician by day. After working in other artistic media, I started lino cutting during the pandemic. I take inspiration from architecture and nature, beginning with sketches and photos which will translate well into lino images. My imagination is fired by pattern, symmetry, perspective and proportion – all mathematical principles that work to create a harmonious piece of art. These principles inspire me to explore the way sunlight and shadow play on structures but also to capture the more fleeting shapes found in nature such as reflections in water. I enjoy using a black and white medium: by removing colour, I can focus on compositions emphasising the balance of light and dark, shapes and textures. Because of the precision and detail involved, my work takes several weeks to complete, working a few hours a day.
Lino print
40.6 x 50.8 cm
2026
I am an artist by night and a mathematician by day. After working in other artistic media, I started lino cutting during the pandemic. I take inspiration from architecture and nature, beginning with sketches and photos which will translate well into lino images. My imagination is fired by pattern, symmetry, perspective and proportion – all mathematical principles that work to create a harmonious piece of art. These principles inspire me to explore the way sunlight and shadow play on structures but also to capture the more fleeting shapes found in nature such as reflections in water. I enjoy using a black and white medium: by removing colour, I can focus on compositions emphasising the balance of light and dark, shapes and textures. Because of the precision and detail involved, my work takes several weeks to complete, working a few hours a day.