Exhibit Three: Damask Fools

Riffing wryly on the concept of historical Stately and Suburban home decoration, this series played with pre-conceptions of interiors, from trompe l’eoil decorative plates to graffiti’ed damask wallpapers.

'Graf Damask number 4' (2008) 45x45cm, acrylic & spraycan on canvas — ‘Graf Damask number #4’* (2008) 45x45cm, acrylic & spraycan on canvas *from a series of 6 paintings

'Collectable plate: Windsor Castle' 30x23cm, acrylic on canvas — ‘Collectable plate: Windsor Castle’ 30x23cm, acrylic on canvas

'Collectable plate: Equestrian' (2010) 75x45cm, acrylic on canvas — ‘Collectable plate: Equestrian’ (2010) 75x45cm, acrylic on canvas

'Collectable plate: Equestrian' detail — ‘Collectable plate: Equestrian’ detail

'Mallard Hunt' (2010) 75x45cm, acrylic on canvas — ‘Mallard Hunt’ (2010) 75x45cm, acrylic on canvas

'The Fools we are as Men' (2009) 85x50cm, acrylic on canvas — ‘The Fools we are as Men’ (2009) 85x50cm, acrylic on canvas

'The Fools we are as Men' (in progress detail) — ‘The Fools we are as Men’ (in progress detail)

'Shoe Fetish' (2008) 45x45cm, acrylic & enamel on canvas — ‘Shoe Fetish’ (2008) 45x45cm, acrylic & enamel on canvas