I have held several photography exhibitions, in Melbourne and in Riga, Latvia, featuring various subjects, including larger scale cibachrome prints of Australian wilderness. In later years following vast technological changes with photo processes transferring from darkroom and chemistry to light room and digital manipulation, I decided to revert to the artistic activity of my youth, and took to charcoal and pastel drawing. Charcoal and pastel drawing suits my character and I can delight in the purity and permanence in color.

In my vision I am a realist, more related to the  feel of an impressionist tempered by the construction of Cezanne. In that sense I am not a contemporary artist even though I do not mind contemporary times. My subject matter could be the human figure, a landscape or still life or other in all of which I try to see the characteristic shape movement or colour, whilst also considering, how I compose my two dimensional space. As I am loosing my sight, I suppose, I might follow Degas, whose work with failing vision was turning to beautiful abstract.