Various work created from my teens onwards

A selection of work created over the years, starting when I was a teenager with the dancer on the ball, inspired by Picasso's 1905 oil painting Young acrobat on a ball, also known as girl on a ball.

Lest we forget - lino cut based on James Bulger newspaper image

Axonometric staircases screenprinted on perspex

London map in eight plates

Underbelly - stone litho of Le Corbusier apartment block in Marseille

Manhattan

Still from my Voices performance

Maman

Staircase in Genoa - stone litho

Stone litho: dancers

 It's been a while! Let's catch up... 

I did some stone litho at Morley College in south London using my dancers, inspired by the American choreographer William Forsythe's dance shows at Sadler's Wells in London. You can see the evolution of the prints here, including some pics of the limestone. 

Stone litho is a traditional, laborious process in several stages that involves grinding the stone to create a smooth surface without a previous image; creating an image on the stone, preserving it with a mixture of gum arabic and acid; and finally pulling prints off the stone using a printing press, adding a new colour at a time.

The last print is too crowded, I know!