Music & Art
I make things to be used and felt: guitars built from old timber, experiments in sound, and artwork that stays with me.
Instruments with a previous life.
I have built guitars using reclaimed timbers from an older building. The appeal is both practical and emotional: a useful instrument can carry visible traces of its earlier life. Craftsmanship lets history become something you can play.
Experimenting with sound.
I am drawn to contrasting styles, from guitar-driven music to electronic textures and vaporwave. What interests me is how arrangement, production, and context shape the experience of listening.
A gallery, not an endless playlist.
The earlier version of this page mixed original work with hundreds of unrelated videos. The rebuilt page focuses on the instruments, recordings, and artwork I have actually made. Selected external influences can be linked in short, clearly labeled notes rather than embedded throughout.
Making guitars from old timber.
One of the original stories here concerns guitars made from aged beams recovered from a building approximately two centuries old. The attraction is more than the sound: materials have a history, and building an instrument gives that history a new life. Future additions to this section can document the fabrication process, finishes, and music made with the instruments.
My work first, influences second.
Music inspires me, and I am not short on songs, videos or images I could share. On this website I want to start with what I have made and why I made it. A shorter, thoughtful selection of outside influences can add context without overwhelming that story.
Two sides of making
Physical craftsmanship and experiments in how music can change our perception.