Glance at the Garden I

Glance at the Garden series, which records the reclamation of a small, tired lawn into a living, experimental garden.

“…an impressionistic capture of soil, light, memory, and practice.”

The garden began as a compact patch of domestic block on a rural fringe. The climate is generous but exacting, with warm, humid summers and cool, open winters and the site is shaped by the Lockyer Valley's undulating fields. This is a suburban garden with a regional heartbeat, born from patient digging, soil amendments, and the decision to let experiments guide design.

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“From kitchens to gardens, from Taiwan to Australia, my journey has been a search for authenticity and environments that honour craftsmanship and quiet integrity…”

“Throughout my life, I've always held a strong sense of protectiveness, both toward others and myself. This instinct has guided me in fostering secure environments where people can feel safe and valued. As someone who is keenly aware of boundaries, I respect the personal space and needs of those around me, recognizing the importance of healthy limits in building strong relationships.”