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Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 40cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Artwork Description

60x45cm
Acrylic on Canvas
Byron Bay, 2026

I made this in a time of a big changes, some chaos and uncertainty in my life that left me to step up, sit and the fire and grow into a new version of myself.

Growth can can be messy, uncomfortable, unpredictable in the short term but with a strong mission and direction it kept me in gratitude the whole way through, that word gets thrown around a lot, but this time round… I really felt and understood the calm confidence that gratitude brings.

This piece is a way of saying thank you instead of why me.

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Artist Bio

Brandon is a Byron Bay–based multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, photography, cinema, and design. His work explores the archetypal forces that shape human experience, particularly the energies of masculinity, strength, and honour, and seeks to uncover what lies beneath the surface of identity. Through layered textures, symbolic forms, and evocative imagery, Brandon invites viewers to strip away societal veneers and reconnect with who they truly are at their core.

For more than a decade, Brandon has honed his craft across the intersecting worlds of graphic design, brand storytelling, and fine art, producing works and experiences that blur the boundaries between disciplines. His early career in print publishing, guerrilla marketing, and creative direction sharpened his ability to create immersive dialogues between art and audience. This experience now fuels his fine art practice, where his focus has shifted from branding products to revealing the essence of the human spirit.

At the heart of Brandon's philosophy is the understanding that art is not ownership, it is reflection. He describes himself as a conduit, allowing forms, ideas, and archetypal truths to move through him into the work. The resonance his pieces evoke arises not from him, but from what already exists within the viewer.

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Brandon's studio is in Byron Bay