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  • Art of 1981 MOAMM Featured Image

    Art Of 1981

    The 1980s were a period of vibrant creative exploration, marked by the emergence of diverse contemporary artistic styles like graffiti art, neo-expressionism, abstract art, photography,…

    30 June 2024
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
  • Now Is Better MOAMM Featured Image

    Now Is Better

    For me, Stefan Sagmeister is the Salvador Dalí of our time; the 21st century Renaissance Man. Oozing creative genius and ignited by passion, his curiosity…

    31 May 2024
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
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    Shoutout! Marte.

    I have just completed Marte’s Domestika course, Creative Poster Design for Events and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Although I have created posters for my clients…

    30 April 2024
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
  • A Portrait Of Piet MOAMM Featured Image

    A Portrait Of Piet

    You know me, one thing I love about starting an art piece, is diving into the research: buying new art books, reading various articles and…

    31 March 2024
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
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    A Celebration Of Colour

    Colour can reflect the overall mood of a scene or movie, enhancing the audience’s cinematic experience. With Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – a movie I…

    29 February 2024
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
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    Artist’s Bio

    Being part of Expo Metro, among truly inspirational exhibitors, has really helped me grow in confidence as an artist. It’s why my intention for 2024…

    31 January 2024
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
  • Accidentally Wes Anderson MOAMM Featured Image

    Accidentally Wes Anderson

    Back in 2014, I saw The Grand Budapest Hotel and fell in love. More than the whimsical script, incredible cinematography, and brilliant cast, I couldn’t…

    31 December 2023
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
  • Amazing Spaces MOAMM Featured Image

    Amazing Spaces

    Here’s the thing about Edinburgh: With the lack of light in winter it’s really hard to find a space which inspires me. I am not a…

    30 November 2023
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
  • In Memory of Yoji Harada MOAMM Featured Image

    In Memory of Yoji Harada at Expo Metro

    I’ve always loved tattoos. Ever since I was first old enough to understand what the peacock on my Dad’s thigh was. I even have a…

    31 October 2023
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
  • For The Love Of Frida MOAMM Featured Image

    For The Love Of Frida

    For over a year now, I’ve been in the research phase for my Frida Kahlo homage. I’ve delved deep into Mexican art and culture, going…

    30 September 2023
    Musings of a Modernist Mind
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Musings

  • Vulnerability Builds Connection
  • The Credits Matter
  • Could Tracey Emin be the Frida Kahlo of our time?
  • Memento Vivere: Art Deco
  • 2024 Highlights
  • Comedian
  • The Irrelevance Of Time
  • Creative Love – Celebrating 4 Years
  • Homage To Basquiat
  • Homage or Theft? A Reassessed Perspective
  • Art Of 1981
  • Now Is Better
  • Shoutout! Marte.
  • A Portrait Of Piet
  • A Celebration Of Colour
  • Artist’s Bio
  • Accidentally Wes Anderson
  • Amazing Spaces
  • In Memory of Yoji Harada at Expo Metro
  • For The Love Of Frida
  • Jaume Plensa
  • The Process, Frida Kahlo
  • Homage to Dalí at Expo Metro
  • In Memory Of Mark Speight
  • Letters to Mama
  • Expo Metro 2023 – Barcelona
  • Shoutout! Brad Woodard.
  • Mosaic Mural
  • Creative Love
  • Creative Space
  • Spectre
  • The Scream
  • Calavera
  • Mexican Geniuses
  • Homage to Dalí
  • Xochipilli
  • Genda
  • The Art of Wallpaper
  • Aztec Warrior
  • 2021 Creative Round-Up
  • Titans
  • Gentle Disturbances
  • The Diary of Frida Kahlo
  • A Creative Leap
  • This Is 40

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