Good Good Boy’s work is multidisciplinary and inspired by the experience and reflection of ‘self’ amidst the swirling influences of the internet, pop culture, social media, socio-politics and intra and interpersonal relationships. Good Good Boy gives this a go through swathes of wild colour and self-deprecating humour – creating works that are playfully chaotic yet vulnerable, naive and sensitive.

A lot of the subject matter I paint is inspired by what was unattainable or ‘other worldly’ to me growing up – fussy dogs, fancy flowers, boutique ornaments, luxurious cars and high heels – even the medium of oil paint which I choose to create with today. I like to challenge the exclusivity and elitism of traditional art-making practices…choosing to smear thick, excessive layers of oil paint and scratching intimate, personal and sometimes crude markings into my canvas. These scratchings, similar to those etched into many public spaces, are like sometimes secrets and sometimes little love notes to myself and the audience. They’re also painterly archeological diggings that archive and diarise the present.