Please visit photographer Gary Summers‘s site for more photos of the event.

A big thank you once again to Michael and Julien Sheridan  of Sheridan&co for hosting and sponsoring my show Dead Man’s Patterns – Memento Mori. It was indeed a very special night for me – Thanks to all who came and I’m so thrilled that some of the skulls are going to lovely homes.

The show is on until the weekend of the 4th of March – so do pop down to 10A Blandford Street, London W1U 4AZ

To view the work up close visit Sheridan & Co, 10A Blandford Street, London W1U 4AZ until 3rd March 2012. To acquire visit here.

Please visit Matin’ Kousidi’s beautiful blog Architecouture to see more photos she took of my exhibition.

For his Memento Mori exhibition Homi asked if I could provide some sort of looping ambient video title projection. Perhaps one of his paper skulls in an acrylic box slowly rotating he suggested. As a software artist I have a prejudice against looping video. However I’m also lazy and don’t want to write software unless I really have to. And so this is what I came up with. I used the lovely wide-screed HD DLP projector that was available to project nothing but the title and an empty square canvas. The skull in a box is hanging by a fishing line between the projector and the wall rotating freely in the air currents. The result is an “analogue projection” with unsurpassed resolution and frame-rate, otherwise known as a shadow. Satisfyingly simple  See narielwalla.com/2012/02/20/dead-mans-patterns-memento-mori-skull-show-installed ” – Ed Burton

Thanks to artist-friend Ed Burton for his collaborations for my show – the light projection is rather splendid. Please visit Sheridan & Co at 10A Blandford Street, London W1U 4AZ to view the projection installation, three-dimensional and two-dimensional skulls and my first book Dead Man’s Patterns..

A big thank you to Julien & Michael Sheridan for hosting this show, Kevin Knox the Retail Design Director  for al logistics and productions to see the show through, my dear friend and artist Ed Burton for the analogue light projection, which looks splendid, Fiona Gilgrist of Housepr for all her efforts in promoting the show, India Warman from Sheridan for working on the show, Steve Thomas Head of Design at Sheridan for his help in poster and projection design, Shawn (in the photo) and Wayne for being my muscle for installing the show and finally Julie Shipston who’s invaluable support helped to make this show a realisation.

Hope you can make it to Sheridan&Co at 10A Blandford Street, London W1U 4AZ  between today and the 3rd of March..

Just uploaded a new work titled Regalia – please visit Saatchi online for details.

Thank you Design Week for this rather nice preview of Dead Man’s Patterns – Memento Mori show at Sheridan&Co 10A Blandford Street, London W1U 4AZ.

It was indeed a pleasure to receive an e-mail from Saatchi online to say that my work (Dead Man’s Patterns – Memento Mori Skull) was featured on their Homepage – I guess it’s a nice conciliation since I didn’t get through their Showdown competition…I’m also pleased that they showed this work in their ‘drawing’ collection along with 18 other artists from all over the world..It challenges the conception on what is a drawing?

It’s exciting that this would happen now as the Skulls along with the artworks will go on display on Monday 20th for 2 weeks until the 3rd March at one of my patrons Sheridan & Co 10A Blandford Street London, Greater London W1U 4AZ..

I woke up this morning to receive a very kind e-mail from Helena Tepli, Editor-In-Chief of Semprey Magazine. She wrote – “Thank you for sending me a press release about your upcoming exhibition and congratulations on your success! I read the text attached with great interest. What a unique and creative concept! Information about the exhibition has been published on our magazine’s website in the Culture section.” Thank you Helena – see you at the show, I hope!