HAY26?
Pack of 5 colour postcards
A pack of five postcards heralding HAY26 — the next iteration of the howareyou project, launching at howareyou.me.uk.
The front carries an image derived from a QR code — scan it and see what happens, it might even work!. The back carries the project details and a link to take part in the survey.
Send them, share them, let them travel. Posted by the artist from Margate. £7 including UK postage.
£7.00
How Are You?
Open Edition Photo Archive Print
This image came forth from the responses to my informal survey conducted over three months from April 2025, via the website howareyou.me.uk.It is offered here as an open edition C-type photographic print — a genuine silver halide photograph, printed by Spectrum Photo of Brighton on Fuji Crystal Archive satin paper, to ensure the widest colour gamut.
The print measures 10 × 4 inches on a 400 × 300mm sheet, with a generous white border that allows the image to breathe and sit naturally in a clip-frame without additional mounting.
£25.00
How Are You?
Limited Edition Giclée Print
It is reproduced here as a high resolution, archival quality giclée print in a limited edition of 25.
Printed by Redcliffe Imaging of Bristol on Hahnemühle cotton rag paper using archival pigment inks, every nuance of colour is captured and guaranteed fade-free for 100+ years.
The image size is approximately 10 × 4 inches, with a 1 inch border all around, giving an overall print size of 12 × 6 inches — allowing for your choice of mount, sympathetic to your home environment.
£95.00
6*6 (Gravity Shackles)
Six strands of light rope, each suspended from six points, stagger across the full width of a span of a warehouse in Southall, London. The ropes follow an identical zigzag path — each one offset from the last — so that their catenary curves layer and cross, describing a volume of space rather than simply occupying it. The title 6*6 (Gravity Shackles) names both the logic of the work and its paradox: the ropes are held in place entirely by the force pulling them down. A lone figure stands amongst them, caught in a long exposure, half ghost.
At the time I was deeply engaged with the catenary curve — the pure geometric form that a hanging rope naturally assumes under its own weight, requiring no construction, no imposition of shape. Gravity does the work. The curve is found, not made.
Rhizomatic, the exhibition for which this work was made, took Deleuze and Guattari’s concept of the rhizome as its organising principle — a model of thought and culture that spreads laterally with no hierarchy, no central root, no single point of origin. The exhibition enacted this structurally: six artists each invited six more, who invited six more in turn. 6*6 (Gravity Shackles) was my response — six ropes, six suspension points each, propagating the same gesture across space, entered from any point, belonging to no centre. The image file is lost now – this image will not be reproduced again.
Lambda C-Type print on Fuji paper. 292 × 338mm on 12″×10″ sheet. Edition of 30.
5 remaining.
£195.00
Bridge to Normal Life
The River Ouysse runs quietly through the Lot valley. It took days — making the lamps, stringing a test rope across the water to judge the spacing, then hanging all twelve above the surface. At dawn they were still burning.
This edition of twelve prints corresponds to the twelve lamps. Each is produced by Redcliffe Imaging of Bristol on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm cotton rag paper, archival pigment inks guaranteed fade-free for 100+ years. 10 × 6.6 inches, 1 inch border, overall 12 × 8.6 inches.
Numbered 1–12. Certificate of authenticity supplied by the artist.
£150.00