Collections
The archive is organized into collections — each one a focused study in colour, gesture, texture and form. Every piece is made digitally, whether it reads as a contemporary abstract painting or as digital photography.
Current series include Impasto digital abstract paintings, thickly loaded palette-knife strokes pushed past physical paint; So Here radial colour studies and Vortex rotational abstractions; Stroker single-brushmark works and Stroker Circo circular paintings; and Pops black-and-white digital photography of the artist's father.
New work is added to existing collections as it is finished, so each grouping continues to grow over time.

Impasto
Thickly loaded strokes, raised ridges and canvas tooth — the physical language of oil paint, built in the digital studio and pushed past what a real palette knife could hold.
4 works
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So Here
A single radial gesture and the variations cut from it: bursts, diagonal cascades and darkened fans where colour survives only in the seams.
3 works
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Stroker
A single loaded knife stroke treated as the whole subject — held enormous, repeated into plumage, or set alone against bare canvas.
5 works
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Stroker Circo
The loaded stroke bent into a circle, then repeated, enlarged and accumulated — from a single weathered portal to vast fields of concentric painted rings.
3 works
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Vortex
One rotating gesture, examined from every side: wound tight into a spiral, unrolled into vertical curtains, drawn out as a single diagonal, or broken into mosaic tiles that still remember the turn.
11 works
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Pops
A black-and-white photographic record of the artist's father — hands, rooms, chairs and the light of ordinary days, made close and without arrangement.
9 works
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Products
Product studies: iZoot digital artwork adapted to objects — the eyeZoot eyewear frames, Ganjart and iZoot footwear, and the Brain Matters design group. Shown as concepts and examples of how the artwork carries onto manufactured surfaces.
15 works
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