Veterans of the Psychic Wars by Wayne Gerard Trotman

That year, he purchased his first professional synthesiser, a Roland JX-3P, and began composing and producing music under the project name, Red Moon.īetween the late 1980s and mid 1990s with an expanding studio that included an Ensoniq SQ-80 and Alesis HR-16, Trotman produced compositions for British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) as well as low budget independent film productions. In 1985, Trotman's painting, 'Psychedelic Eric' was accepted for the London Youth Festival exhibition and he was featured in both The Caribbean Times and West Indian World newspapers. His tutors at Heatherley’s included the renowned English artist, Daphne Todd. In 1984, Trotman moved to London, after his acceptance by the Heatherley School of Fine Art, one of the oldest art colleges in England. His artwork during this period consisted largely of graphics, illustrations, and paintings in oils or acrylics. During the early 1980s, he also won national art prizes in Trinidad and Tobago. Trotman won the Presentation College Art Prize twice - 19.

In 1975, aged 10, he achieved exceptional results in his Common Entrance exam and was awarded a scholarship to Presentation College, San Fernando, one of the premier secondary schools in the Caribbean. Wayne Gerard Lionel Trotman was born in May 1964 in San Fernando, Trinidad, where he attended San Fernando Boys’ R.C. British independent filmmaker, writer, photographer, composer and producer of electronic music.

Veterans of the Psychic Wars by Wayne Gerard Trotman