The stories behind my Enigma series

Crossed wires and juxtapositions of dreams, of memories, of hopes and fears.

Everything is fine. Enigma1

Or is it? A tiger watches in the undergrowth. Treetops smoulder. Bare bone hands creep in, looking for revenge

A quiet afternoon by the pool. Enigma2

Splashing in the pool looking forward to a glass of wine; then the pool catches fire, the icecap looms into view, tropical islands flood, the Pillars of Creation appear under a temperature clock, dragons of the natural and industrial worlds collapse breathlessly unaided by apothecary.

Souls of the vine. Enigma3

Anyone who has not been embraced the souls of the vine, has not drunk enough wine.

Sweet Dreams. Enigma4

Exuberant in Paris. Enigma5

The story behind Blowing in the wind

Distorted images of 67 words which have reverberated for over a century.

Balfour Declaration 1917

"His Majesty's Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country."

The stories behind Cafe Murals

'Breakfast' started as a series in continuous line iPad drawings, which developed with free spirits into these images

The phrases in 'Coasters' come from the film Barbie, Leonard Cohen, George Orwell, Peter Frankopan, the Atomic Scientist doomsday clock and Freda Kahlo respectively.

Wall Jewellery' uses distorted images of the estimated 2.5 billion tonnes of food (about one third of total production) that is wasted every year. This is equivalent to

• 7.9 billion people, or the entire population of Earth

• 1.4 billion average sized cars, or 14 years worth of global production.

• 1.2 million fully grown rhinoceros.