I'm biased, of course, but I'd say it's an amazing body of work and it'd be a shame if people didn't get to see it!

He made a lot of sculptures back in the 70s, including some really interesting electromechanical ones. The sculptures were mostly given away over the decades, but I found some big photo albums which document everything he made. I'll have to post some of those here when I have them.

He died a bit over a year ago. There's a joy in going back through his things and discovering drawings which I've never seen before as well as ones which I remember clearly from my childhood, but it also makes me very sad. I wish I had been able to talk to him more about his art.

I need to go back to my parents' flat next week to collect some of his things, including the rest of his works, and take them back to my place. There's a lot of them! I'd like to scan or photograph everything and update the website with a bigger selection.

Although on reflection, I think it's probably poor use of my time at this point in the project and I should do a really simple version for starters. For example, literally just dump all the materials on the desk and call it the artwork.