Regret

I distinctly remember sitting on a coach, en route to school. I vowed to myself never to have regrets. I'm not sure if I've upheld this promise but perhaps if I can make art from my wayward moments and errors of judgement, any budding regrets will transform into courageous moments of conviction. Or at the very least my regrets will have silver linings.

This set of works also captures moments of collective regret. Community, society, worldly moments to take stock of, rethink, reset, no regret.

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Face of a polar bear crying tears of blood on an icy blue background.

Tangible NFT – Polar Bear No. 999

Acrylic on Hessian panel board.

This painting is inspired by the predicted decline in polar bears due to climate change. The polar bear cries tears of blood, pleading with the onlooker for help, as it remains powerless to stop its potential demise. The piece has been created in a digital/cartoon-like style to reflect the growing NFT market and explore artists’ conflicting thoughts on NFTs and their impact on our climate emergency and our creative choices.

Original 20cm x 20cm available.

Prints available in various sizes.

Triangular shaped wood covered in silver and gold metal leaf with acrylic polar bear painted on top with black outline, melting from the waist down.

My Polar bear is melting!

Acrylic and metal leaf on reclaimed hardwood.

The melting polar bear and the triangular shape of the wood represent the melting sea ice as a result of climate change. The bear is literally disappearing, highlighting the predicted decline in polar bears. The piece has been gilded because no amount of money will bring them back once extinct.

The polar bear and shape of the wood represent the melting sea ice as a result of climate change. The polar bear is literally disappearing, highlighting their predicted decline. Ironically, the piece has been gilded because all of the silver and gold cannot rescue our world if we destroy it.

Original 38cm x 70cm available.