‘Art for Circulation Spaces' was originally the title for an exhibition of our work at the Building Centre in London WC1 in 2001. The exhibition was intended to show paintings that used non standard hanging spaces, for example corners and stairwells, rather than large flat walls in central rooms. The preparation for this exhibition required an agreed approach to define joint aims as well as the harmonisation of our production processes.

‘Art for Circulation Spaces' led to a realisation of the value of collaboration in the making of works of art. Since then, we have become interested in work where the creative input of both artists is equal, and the individual contributions to the process are seamless.

Our first combined works have been video pieces [see clips on this website]. However, we are now concentrating on the production of a series of objects and paintings based on a broad interpretation of our response to the urban landscape of the New Towns – such as Milton Keynes. The series will be featured on the updated version of this site in January 2008.

We are currently researching an exhibition examining aspects of collaboration, which will be launched in 2009.