 

In 2017 a marketing company employed by Firstsite gallery, where I made a high profile exhibition at, reviewed my career and said my work was notable enough to deserve a Wikipedia article page. One was made, below, but it still remains incomplete, with many facts missing, despite asking Wikipedia's volunteer editors to edit the page since it is not possible to change on one's own. 
 
The editing process, however, proves to be impossible because of the editor's pernicious attitudes, where there are too many people with too many views on how to edit pages and nothing gets decided upon. Therefore I have made screen grabs of the the article, below, looking as good as it will ever be, and before other editors removed the photos of my work, as they said having my photos on the page is 'self promoting' and not allowed. 

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