Born in London in 1955, he built a life centered on observation and craft, quietly shaping a path through the visual arts. Growing up amid a bustling cityscape and later navigating diverse metropolitan environments, he cultivated a keen sense for light, composition, and nuance. His work reflects a thoughtful engagement with everyday moments, translating scenes into tangible forms that invite steady looking and interpretation. With a patient approach, he explores how memory and place converse, often focusing on the subtleties that emerge when surface and depth meet. He remains committed to steady practice, collaboration, and the ongoing study of how image-making can reflect personal and collective meaning.