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Untitled (Bread and Circuit Boards), 2021. Digital collage using found photographs. Welcome to the Metaverse. Billed as a revolution in human interaction and experience, a neo-Renaissance of digital synergy. The dark reality will of course be quite different. Take a ...

The Blue Bedroom [Henry & George], 2021. Digital collage using found photographs. The following took place at Hanbury Hall (National Trust), at some point between May - June of 2005 - can’t remember the exact date. My now wife and ...

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Untitled (The Future History of Art), 2021. Digital collage using found and personal photographs ...

Défilé Historique, 2021. Digital collage using found photographs. Freedom, Beauty, Truth and Love. The four indisputable cornerstones of the Bohemian ideal as upheld in Baz Luhrmann’s Moulin Rouge (2001). A film which so skilfully wove together pop culture and artistic ...

Untitled (Ammut, the Devourer), 2021. Digital collage using found photographs. Truth is an energy. You can feel it. That feeling in your gut. Your Intuition; That’s truth. Knowing without knowledge. And Truth is Goodness. The Ancient Egyptians knew this. They ...

Untitled (NFTs), 2021. Digital collage using personal and found photographs. “Step right up folks. Step right up. Have we got a show for you to see!” I’m sorry to break it to you but “virtual environments” that you can view ...

Untitled (Shakespeare's Globe), 2021. Digital collage using found photographs. “All the World’s a stage. And all the Men and Women merely players;” - So begins line 139 of Act 2, Scene 7, of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It (1599) ...

De Chirico from memory, 2021. Digital collage using personal and found photographs. Turns out I was remembering “The Uncertainty of the Poet.” (1913) ...

Untitled (Neoclassical Landscape), 2021. Digital collage using personal and found photographs. Hello. My name is Chris, and I’m addicted to country houses ...

Untitled (Gorillas), 2021. Digital collage using found photographs. Screens. We seem to spend our lives looking at them. From the ones at the train station, to the black mirrors we carry around with us everyday. Out of all of them, ...