Small adjustments to the roles and shapes of simple objects can often lead to surprising answers to impossible questions.

So, when faced with an investigation into the causes of a failed relationship, a quest for suitable objects began.  And as time passed the act of looking, finding and reconstructing developed into a therapeutic exercise.  The cocktail of recriminations, regret and sorrow became diluted with delicious twists of irony and humour.

Impressions of Love therefore is like a catalogue of objects found on a journey - each one of which appears to be simultaneously natural and ludicrous, like love itself perhaps.