experien'see(s)

2001 - 2008

- Work -

Sales & Operations at Bally, French Connection, Oasis, Gap & Hugo Boss

I started working in retail during Sixth-Form and continued through to University and Beyond

2008 - 2009

- Travel -

Inspired by Paulo Coelho's 'The Alchemist' I decided to travel again, this time

Overland through England, France, Spain, Morocco, Mauritania and the Western Sahara

EARLY 2010

Street

I used to hang the sign (pictured)

Around my neck and walk

The streets of London

Selling postcards on the fly

- Unless I was being chased

Away by the authorities!

2010 - 2012

- Brick Lane -

I found the Backyard Market on one of my many outings

And it was only logical to set up a stall there

I quickly moved from selling Postcard-Size Prints to LimitEditions and Originals

And for the first time began referring to myself as an ‘Artist’

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2013 -2014

- Berlin -

With an abundance of space and cheap rents, it wasn’t difficult finding a studio

And with the freedom to create whatever I wanted - I did (and more)

studio

At the Funkhaus

(nalepastraße)

experimentation

Beginning to combine

surfaces collected with

Type, Image, Paint and

Other Materials

day & night

People would often

'Come for a chat'

Leading me to start

Capturing bits of

Conversations

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London (late 2014)

- The Conversation Project -

As the work had become increasingly language based during my time in Berlin

I decided to go back to England and pursue avenues there - Back on Brick Lane

'The Conversation Project’ was conceived, allowing me to flourish in more ways than one

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2015 - 2016

- Camden -

With the success of

‘The Conversation project’

I was able to put a deposit down

On a space in Camden

Where I was finally able to spread

The last few years of work out -

From Editions and Originals

To new Work/Play everyday!

Being

In Camden

Forced me

To interact

With the public

In ways

I hadn’t

Envisioned

- Slowly

Transitioning

Into

Performance

After Camden I continued

- Evoliving -

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