I proudly describe my work as Identity Art, the focus being the intersection of masculinity, sexuality and placement. I consider the constraints imposed upon black and brown men, but also recognise and celebrate our potential, achievement and worth.

Most of my references are drawn from memory and personal experience, but also from the systems and attitudes (both historic and present day) that play into the reductive process of othering.

The bulk of my artwork takes the form of digital collage and is created using original photography, archival and found images, typography, wallpaper, and textiles.