“I hate talking about my work. Especially when I am involved in the obsessive panic of making it”.

My work is concerned with our interactions with technology and the way the Internet acts as an instant provider of gratification for a whole generation. I use humour and irony to ask questions. I always start with a central idea and a basic structure, but the process of creation introduces its own shifts, tangents, complexities and connections. I wish for clarity; however it’s usually a case of clinging on to my initial emotional response to the topic I am exploring. Sometimes it feels like I might drown in the many possible solutions and hope that when I do surface with something that it at the very least reflects my journey. My work is always emotional and is a reflection of my experience which I presume is much the same as anyone else’s experience. Significantly it’s never quite what I want it to be, there’s always something missing, something more to be said – and consequently there is always the need to create something else.