Jeremy is best known for his acrylic and mixed media paintings which are becoming increasingly more abstract while retaining some figurative elements.
His artistic process begins with observational drawings of natural forms, landscapes, and plants, created on-site or in his garden studio. From these starting points he explores and abstracts with layers of texture, colour and mark to create woks that express his love of landscape, plants and the natural world.
Born in 1953, Jeremy’s childhood was spent in the South Downs in Sussex. Though he initially pursued art studies in Chichester, Leeds, and Cardiff, he built a career in gardening and later garden design in North London. It was not until around 2010 that he rediscovered his passion for art making. He moved to Wiveton on the North Norfolk coast in 2021.
In the past, Jeremy has also produced limited edition linocut and screen prints. He has exhibited in both London and Norfolk, and was notably shortlisted for the Sir John Hurt Art Prize at the Holt Festival in 2023 and 2024.