> SACRED VESSELS is comprised of forty nine sparkling paintings on paper which depict imaginary vessels containing potions or powders that offer the promise of wisdom, inner calmness or a joyful and prosperous life. This unique work explores the relationship between art and antiquities. Exhibited amongst the drawings will be objects from the archaeological and historical collections of Rugby and Northampton. Showing the objects and drawings, not only demonstrates Sally's broad inspirations, but the works together raise issues about how outlooks change over time.Learn More...

Project Type: Painting

This commission was a result of a combination of the reorganization of Arts Council England and a relocation of one of its regional offices which allowed Sally to herald the new changes of this national arts organization. She was able to express the impact of change using a new approach in her work and expressing the change on individuals.
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This autobiographical project represents 365 days of Sally's life (Jan'01-Jan'02). This visual diary takes the form of small square boxes accompanied by a brief written caption with each entry inspired by a particular event, sensation or emotion. Sally developed a language of communication through words, patterns, textures and colour that suggest - dinner with friends - the expectation of a holiday - the death of a parent.Learn More...

Project Type: Personal

> THE NAMING ROOM After receiving an Arts Council Year of the Artist Award, Sally created the Naming Room, an interactive mix media piece. Comprised of 1020 untitled two-sided paintings which were placed into three-dimensional structure, the Naming Room invited visitors to name one of the paintings.Learn More...

Project Type: Public Interactive Free Standing

> FRAGMENTS OF TIME AND THOUGHT Designed as a celebration of the Millennium, Fragments of Time and Thought contained 2000 paintings, one for each year from 1AD to the year 2000. Each piece is an acrylic painting on dense watercolour paper in the same identical format, a rectangle within a rectangle. Each painting differs in colour, texture, detail and form. Every part has a specific year and corresponding name. The names are taken from History, Latin, Religion, Myths and the book "A Thousand and One Nights". Some of the paintings capture major historical events, while others celebrate the past two millennia of human creativity. Each painting captures a small part of the rich culture history created by human existence. The piece was donated to the British Red Cross and was the first exhibition at Liberty’s new art gallery in London.Learn More...

Project Type: Painting

> ARTJONGG This piece is a massive game board 21 feet by 9 feet exhibited as a public piece. The centre of the board contains 40 canvasses surrounded by a large black space displaying 80 paintings set in glass tablets representing playing pieces. There are 1200 tokens, mini-drawings conceived to be used as confetti by the public. The piece is based on an artist’s continual manipulation of various elements in pursuit of an aesthetic goal. This ever-changing desire to balance the literally endless arrangement of form, colour, texture and placement is a visual game. The viewer can actually play by scattering the tokens over the board in their own artistic search.Learn More...