As an artist, I want to be a catalyst, a provocateur, a questioner; an opener of dialogues. That is why I call this the Library of Questions.
My work in its many guises is gathered here. It is a place of exploration, as any library should be, but it is also a place for entertainment, for excitement, and, I hope, for wonder.
Whilst in my head they are my ideas, but once written down, these ideas are orphans. I invite you to make them part of your family. Reflect upon them and, whilst of course respecting copyright and citation, share them with others, adding your own reflections. Most of all, please be inspired - like me - to keep asking questions.
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The landscape of Ommadawn and Hergest Ridge is about to be destroyed
The landscape behind Ommadawn and Hergest Ridge is under threat. A major wind farm is proposed for the hills around Hergest: the open skies and “cradled night” that shaped Mike Oldfield’s Marches work. This page explains what’s happening, why it matters culturally, and gives a copy-paste objection you can send in minutes (deadline: 16 February 2026)