about.

I am an abstract landscape artist living and working in the Bundjalung nation also known as the Northern Rivers, and my work is deeply influenced by a love of, and strong connection to, nature.

I am fascinated by water, both as a life-giving element without which life on earth cannot exist and in its ability to shape the landscape. This theme is reflected in many ways: even if water itself does not appear in my work it is there in the fluidity of paint, embracing organic, random forms that emerge through the medium.

My creative journey began at a young age. After being invited to attend a class for talented students at Gladesville Tech during junior high school, I went on to come first in in my final years of 3-unit art during high school.

Returning to art in 2020, recent artistic development has included classes with Christine Read and Louise Fletcher’s “Find Your Joy” course, which helped me to focus on finding my authentic artistic voice and refining my approach to abstract landscapes.

As I continue to evolve as an artist, I remain deeply connected to the landscapes that inspire me, always seeking to capture the beauty and feelings of water and nature.

1988.
– Gladesville Tech talented student class


1990.
– First in Year 12 Art Advanced, CGHS


2020-2023.
– Christine Read landscape, plein air and botanical workshops


2023.
– Exhibited at Lennox Arts Collective, Lennox Head Town and Gown Exhibition and c.a.s.e inc Postcard Exhibition


2024.

– Finalist in 2024 Doyle’s Art Award


2025.

– Mobile Framing Encouragement Award and People’s Choice Award, Micro 30 exhibition, Gallery 3