With A4, the investigation turned towards intimacy and restraint. The cultural and industrial resonance of the A4 designation became a conceptual point of departure, framing each work within a universally recognised and carefully prescribed format. Within these fixed boundaries, the dialogue between gesture, surface and material became more acute.
Marks grew more concentrated, more deliberate and more responsive to the subtle textures and histories embedded within everyday materials. Limitation became a catalyst for discovery, directing attention towards nuances that might otherwise remain overlooked. Rather than signalling a reduction in scale or ambition, A4 represented a refinement of attention, where small shifts, incidental traces and material encounters assumed greater significance.

'A4' No5
Mixed Media
2001-2003

'A4' No27
Mixed Media
2001-2003

'A4' No4
Mixed Media
2001-2003

'A4' No2
Mixed Media
2001-2003

'A4' No23
Mixed Media
2001-2003

'A4' No28
Mixed Media
2001-2003
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