My fascination for modern architecture and design springs from my drafting and lived experience. The journey for my acrylics on canvas begins by collecting inspiring images of landscapes, building design and nature. While most people scroll past these depictions of places and static spaces, my intent is to immortalise the symbiotic relationship between the built and natural environment.
I choose to use Permaplastik acrylic paints on canvas or board for my recent body of work. Their vibrant colours allow my pieces to pop. It's a significant departure from my work with crystal rhinestones, and it fits right in with contemporary art. I use a clean, bold style with adventurous colour palettes.
The boundaries and relationships between the built and natural environment drive my work. Each element, from the contemporary architecture to the curated garden design, contributes to a sanctuary. My artwork investigates the diversity in popular culture and highlights everyday things that it overlooks. It explores the beauty found in landscapes, interiors and nature's synergy.
Little Things Art Prize David Stein Art Gallery - 2025
Hunters Hill Art Prize - 2024
Coast to Coast Group Exhibition Michael Reid Murrurundi & Southern Highlands - 2023
Hunters Hill Art Prize - 2022
National Emerging Art Prize Michael Reid - 2022
Little Things Art Prize Saint Cloche - 2022
Blake Prize Casula Arts Centre - 2020