The Briar Patch

About John

Drawing has always been the most important element in John’s work, which relates to the graphic tradition of artists like Edvard Munch and Odilon Redon.

His work references the world of folk tale and myth, exploring the relationship between the human figure and animal forms. Often introducing contemporary elements to these classical subjects, John’s imagery seems caught somewhere between childhood imagination and adult reasoning. His ability to capture the physical an psychological nature of these creatures can both disquiet and enchant in equal measure.


Launch Gallery

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Amalgamation

Amalgamation - 'The act of combining or uniting’ All creation is in flux with no ultimate bounds on any form of life. The human and animal relationship has been a continuous inspiration in civilisation throughout th... Read more
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Comfortably Strange

Comfortably Strange features six innovative artists who induce an array of feelings through a journey of discovery. The initial raw impact is maybe one of playfulness, shock or humour. This is followed by deeper suspi... Read more

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