For a while I have been reflecting on the impermanence of memory and I have been trying to find a way to express it in my drawings. I have always found that memories are layered, shifting and change every time we recall them. 

To portray this impermanence and at the same time anchor it in my personal story,  I have chosen to use drafting film, a tool my father used to draw houses’ plans as an amateur draughtsman. This paper has proved itself perfect for layering imperceptibly different tones of colour to portray fleeting moments and memories and the transparent feeling of impermanence. 

Here is a preview of my new pieces, every piece is composed of multiple sheets of paper and the final composition is as laborious as drawing the images. 

The different sheets are moved around until I reach the balance I am looking for in the piece and often, some layers are discarded if the image does not  belong.

Please email me if you would like more information on this new body of work or if you would like to commission a piece.