The Projectionist

The first painting of my ‘solitude’ series. The concept was born when I sketched a little fisherman in my sketchbook and I just wanted to draw him an inch high on a giant wall to isolate him and give him that much more peace of mind. This feeling is something that not enough people seek out these days. So turn off your phone, grab your waders and go listen to birds chirping, brooks babbling and treasure your solitude. Acrylic on Panel 14”x14”

when you see it, you cannot unsee it

it’s a woman

PAINTED TO LOOK LIKE A PARROT

A WOMAN

it took me 5 minutes to find her

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Dylan Horrocks

Illustration of Dante’s Inferno, Map of Whole Hell

Not long ago we shared these incredible illustrations by a 15-year-old Egyptian asylum seeker who is currently held at the Villawood Detention Centre in Sydney AU with her parents and 5 siblings. Her father, Sayed Abdeallatif, has been separated from the family and has been on the run from persecution for 22 years. We have been working with this family and support this online petition calling for the Abdeallatif family to have their claims processed in the community. 

Here’s a preview of my one of my pieces for the Not For Rental exhibition which opens on the 4th July at 71A gallery London. Details here:

http://notforrentalproject.com/