Kandinsky memorably wrote:

'The paintings are an inner sensation, an inner sound that the onlooker should experience personally and infinitely'

The artists prime interest concerns expression, emotion and feeling, rather than any preconceived notions, except for the music he hears and 'sees'. Painters have always been intrigued by music, its incorporeality, its sovereign independence of the visible and tangible, and its freedom from the obligation to imitate nature.

As soon as one begins to compare something visible with something invisible, an art that exists in space with an art that exists in time, an imbalance appears, simply because music, except for its written notation, evades visual perception.

Peter works in acrylic and oil on canvas and acrylic and oil on paper. 'Painting Music' is his main theme and he normally works to commission in six weeks to a price range of £330 - £1000.