Chipping Norton Covid19 lockdown Mural for the community..

Crazy how time flies, right? It’s hard to believe that it’s been five years since the world shut down and everything changed. Back then, we were stockpiling toilet rolls, adjusting to Zoom life, and peeking out our windows like the outside world was another planet. Right in the middle of that whirlwind, our local Beales department store had just closed its doors for good. It left behind an eerie, empty shell—silent, still… and strangely full of potential.

While most people were baking banana bread or learning TikTok dances, I was thinking, how can I bring some colour and connection back to the streets—without actually coming into contact with anyone?

Those massive, empty glass panels were just waiting to be transformed. They became my canvas, and the streets turned into my open-air studio. Day by day, artwork began to blossom and grow along the panels of glass, visible to anyone strolling by. The best part for me was that I could still chat with passing people through the window—laughing, sharing stories, swapping lockdown tips—all at a safe distance. It was connection, creation, and community, all rolled into one.

Engaging with people has always been at the heart of my work, and during those uncertain times, it felt more important than ever. These window sessions weren't just about painting—they were about lifting spirits, offering a spark of joy, and reminding folks that even in isolation, we weren’t alone.

Fast-forward to today, and that one spontaneous lockdown idea has blossomed into something truly special. I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been commissioned by the town to curate the upcoming Town Hall Window Mural Project—a full-circle moment born from creativity, community, and a whole lot of glass paint.

Keep an eye out—it’s coming soon, and it’s going to be something really special.

All photos were taken by the super talented photographer Andrew Ogilvy whilst social distancing, check out his amazing work here.. https://andrewogilvy.com/

All photos are © of Andrew Ogilvy.

Chipping Norton Town Hall Mural Project..

I’ve had the pleasure of working with my hometown and town council on a community Mural for the beautiful town hall situated in the heart of the town. Over the course of two days I will be running workshops in the town hall where all ages and abilities from the community are invited to create artwork which reflects what the town means to them… All artwork created will be used in the final linear tapestry which will adorn the windows of the hall… More info coming soon!

Siebtel Himmel CSD Pride window takeover, Cologne 2024.

A super quick trip to Cologne to paint the beautiful window of specialist book and design shop Siebtel Himmel situated in the heart of the Belgian Quarters ahead of the CSD Pride celebrations. The company allowed me to work my magic using the signature brand colour across the window, adding all things CSD, Pride and design related.. Was a super fun filled afternoon meeting locals, chatting to shoppers and intrigued passersby… Had to sample a few of the local Kölsch beers to quench my thirst on the hot Summers day!

Link to the process on instagram here… https://www.instagram.com/p/C9k_YKqM2hE/?hl=en

No Fire No Glory Cafe Facade, P'berg Berlin.

Had the opportunity to paint the Shutters of one of my favourite Cafes NO FIRE NO GLORY up in Prenzlauerberg, Berlin.

In-keeping with the companie’s brand I freestyled a super bold and playful black and white graphic treatment across the Shutters of the Cafe.

One of the best Brunch spots in the neighbourhood, they make a mean flat white and the lunch specials are not to be missed.. If up in P’berg check them out on RykerStraße 45, 10405.



AMCI Global Interior Mural, UK.

Brightening up the interior Shutters of AMCI Global UK HQ! I was given creative freedom to come up with a bold black and white graphic that reflects the automotive company ethos and evolution over the years! Neil the MD trusted my vision to deliver a clean hand painted Mural enriching and uplifting the office environment.

Solidarity with Ukraine.

A revised and super important message for the "Love Thy Neighbour" Mural that I painted in the heart of Budapest's Jewish quarters some years ago on Dob Utca! I was commissioned by the organisers of the Színes Város Festival who kindly made the changes to the original heart to express our solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Photo credit: András Farkas

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