David Noonan's work presents a hauntingly layered composition, merging fragmented figuration with textural depth through the use of screen-printed jute mounted on plywood and supported by a steel stand. The raw, woven surface of the jute adds an organic warmth that contrasts with the industrial precision of the steel structure, creating a dialogue between the handmade and the constructed. Noonan's signature muted palette and collaged imagery evoke a sense of obscured memory and cinematic ambiguity.