Following the success of the limited edition prints of my work, I am now offering a number of original works in this series. Comprising works in acrylic on canvas and high quality artist board, they offer an affordable, collectable introduction to the body of my work and display some of the key vibrant motifs of
An Evening with Visionary Voudon Artist Sean Woodward at THE CASTLE INN Saturday 19th April from 7pm https://www.facebook.com/events/277979625698314/ AN EVENING WITH SEAN WOODWARD is a rare opportunity to gain an insight into the work of this artist and initiate of Ordo Templi Orientis Antiqua (founded in 1921 in Haiti by the gnostic patriarch and Voudon
Sia Abderezai bumped into my work around December of last year, and was immediately struck by my sheer control of pictorial narrative, through imaginative and very dream like strokes rarely seen in digitally created work. You can read the revised full interview here or the original at Black Iron Kisses. Click on any of the
Blackmouth Beach is a new short story inspired by HP Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythos and revolves around a couple who have moved to the Jurassic Coast town of Blackmouth to escape the bland urbanisation of Sydney and London. As they settle into their new lives it seems the town has secrets they could only guess at.
Printed by a leading games publisher in the USA, the Carrefour Tarot of the Four Crosses features my original designs. Unlike the 78 card traditional tarot, this deck of 64 cards is based upon the 16 fold system of the Ordo Templi Orientis Antiqua and La Coulevere Noire. Each card is a portal into the
‘Vudu Priestess ov thee Witch Cult’ and a commentary are published in the new issue (II.IV) of Silver Star. It is the second in a series of three Witch Cult images and their commentaries. The first in the series is ‘Frost Priest ov thee Witch Cult’ Prints are available on request from The Store and
Back in 2011 I wrote about a forthcoming exhibition of Vodou art at the Nottingham Contemporary in the UK. That was before I had visited the Lehmann Collection and conversed with the spirits of the tradition, in the flesh so to speak. That exhibition, Vodou ; Kunst Und Kult Aus Haiti, and this new one
VOUDON CITY, the new album by Gothick features 14 new songs of life, love and death inspired by the practices of the Voudon Gnostic Workbook, Bizango secret societies in Haiti and Palo Mayombe in Havana. The album features West African drums, bottleneck guitar and the ‘languid knowing vocal that references the like of Andrew Eldritch’.
