Exploring concepts around the integration of artificial intelligence into modern life, and the balance required when humans ascribe notions of good or bad as a characteristic of machines and the processes they complete. (This piece is inspired by research at The Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, Cambridge.)

Medium: Resin with mixed media on Wood Triptych

Size: 89 × 150 cm

Year: 2025

Artwork is framed.

A play on the ideas of ‘Ethics in Data’ and the interface between artificial and subconcious intelligence. The sweeping curves lean into an overall discussion about the seeds of ideas, the circular motion of our thoughts and arguments, and how artificial intelligence grows faster and influences further than we can predict or possibly control. By using a pendulum in the design, it invites the artist to accept the outcome of a mathematical curve, or to dispense with it and start again. How much do we want to interfere with the outcome?

Medium: Resin with mixed media on Wood Triptych

Size: 34 × 150 inches

Year: 2025

Artwork is framed.

There is a regular stream of research dedicated to helping us decide what is good or bad for our health. A 2025 study from Harvard has been published reporting the impact of drinking coffee across multiple area of health in 50,000 women over 30years. Collecting data since 1984, The briliant ‘Nurses Health Study’ data showed findings that drinking 3 cups of coffee a day lowered the risk of heart disease, diabetes and dementia.