Andrew is owner of the Fountain Gallery. As well as being a painter he has enjoyed a rich and exciting career as an architect and landscape architect. Following his early work in the fields of education and retail building design Andrew spent many years abroad in the Middle East designing hospitals, palaces and vocational training centres. This vast experience has been brought to bear on the design, applying his skills on the design of the Fountain Gallery. Together with a life long love of art he now devotes all his time to watercolour painting.
Andrew's painting is concerned with creating a a dynamic balance between the factual elements of the subjects and the free flowing and spontaneous rendering full of atmosphere and light. He believes that watercolour does not have to be 'wishy washy' but is an ideal medium for creating subtle and unified compositions. He divides his time between painting the Hampton Court area and the landscape of his home town of Rye, East Sussex.
Andrew has exhibited extensively at the Fountain Gallery and the Landmark Centre in Teddington. He now exhibits regularly in Rye. His first one man show was in October 2002.

Qualifications:
1962-1968 Dipl. Architecture (Distinction), Brighton School of Art & Design
1969 Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects
1975 Dipl. Landscape Architecture, Thames Polytechnic
1978 ` Associate of the Institute of Landscape Artists
1999 Manager of the Fountain Gallery, Hampton Court

One-man Exhibitions:
1999-2004 Annual one-man show at the Fountain Gallery, Hampton Court. Themes included ‘Hampton Court Palace’, ‘Earth, Air, Wind & Fire’ and ‘On the Water’s Edge’.
2003-2004 Surrey Open Studios
2006 - Coastal Currents - Open Studios

Group Shows:
Group shows include
The Fountain Gallery
Robert Phillips Gallery in Walton on Thames
The Stables Gallery, Orleans House, Twickenham
Freshart, Islington Business Design Centre
Princess Alice Hospice, Cobham
Yehudi Menuhin School, Stoke D’Abernon
The Bell Fine Art Gallery, Winchester
The Headcorn Gallery, Headcorn, Kent
The Landmark Centre, Teddington
Sandown Park Conference Centre
Rye Society of Artists Open Exhibitions 2005 and 2006

2004: Selected to show ‘Light Industry@ at ‘Not the Turner prize’ run by The Daily Mail at The Mall Gallery, London
2005: Winner of ‘the artist’ magazine Derwent award.