“Shapeshifter” explores the parallel vulnerability of architecture and landscapes, highlighting their shared fragility against the elements, natural and man-made forces.

This piece emphasize’s the need for continual action, illustrating how both built forms and natural environments are transient and require our protection to withstand the ongoing impacts.

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Tussock Dawn is an exploration of the delicate, sometimes uneasy relationship between water and land.—  resilience alongside fragility, where life thrives in the harsh, often arid landscapes and water is sparse. The piece captures the early light of dawn, when the world is still, and the moisture in the air hangs heavy, touching the land with the faintest trace of water, creating a fleeting, ephemeral connection between the two elements.

Exhibition on 9th-22nd March 2025, Soho Galleries, Woollahra, Sydney

Winner at the Auckland Art show of the Winsor & Newton Sponsorship award for innovation and colour in Oil Painting.