This series of works will focus on some of the bigger environmental issues of the day such as plastic pollution, climate change and the plight of endangered species. Cick on an image to read more.

The John Ruskin Prize 2019
This is the first time I have entered the competition and have really enjoyed the challenge of being set a theme to work on. Open to a broad range of interpretations, the prize organisers invited entries from a range of creative practitioners in response to the theme: ‘Agent of Change’.

All three of my submissions are intended as an environmental comment, representing the stark reality of what the future may hold if we opt not to change our behaviours now. Our throw-away society has to change. Humans are very adaptable, but there is just a short window of time in which to act and be the ultimate agent of change if we are to avoid imperilling the systems that keep humanity, and other species, alive.

It is the next generation that will pay for the consequences of our actions - and inaction - in the future.

You can read more about my Prize submissions by clicking on the image.
My first submission is entitled FINIS: Will humans be the agent of their own mass extinction?'; the second is entitled 'And then there were none'; and, the third is entitled 'Drowning in plastic: this bag is not a toy'.