Mount buller

Created with mixed media for the ultimate textural adventure. Inspired by mount Buller's stunning snow season. This piece was designed to portray a bird eye view of Australia’s most popular snow attraction. This minimalistic design was intended to create a peaceful environment for those who view it.
A stunning silent statement full of texture and detail.

This piece looks outstanding both with or without a frame. To compliment the design space, I selected a black frame which is available to add in the shopping cart.

Explore the captivating reaction of one-of-a-kind textured artworks, where nature's finest elements merge with the artist's creative vision. Each piece is a testament to the marriage of mixed media, blending plaster and paint on large canvases. These creations boast a tapestry of intricate textures, featuring the imprints of nature's touch - from rugged lines to deep crevasses. These natural imprints make every piece utterly unique, ensuring that you possess a truly distinctive work of art that's unlike any other. Dive into a world where art and nature intertwine, and each piece tells its own textured story.

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Textured art inspired by nature.

Born in Melbourne Australia visiting the Royal Botanic Garden was a regular family activity. Nature always mesmerised me.

Looking back it’s always been art!
My first memory of art was in grade 1. Our class was creating paintings in a tub of water with ink droplets. We then placed paper on top of the water to preserve our colourful creation.

As I lifted my paper from the water I was beyond ecstatic when my piece resembled a rainbow paddle pop with swirls of yellows, pinks and blues all over. I couldn’t believe I made that. My creative obsession was born!

I now enjoy working with mixed media on canvas.
My creative outlets a long side art are hair dressing and yoga.
For me art is a collaboration of the two. I feel very content and grounded while creating art and intend for those who view my work to share the feeling.

I am currently working on a hanging sculpture collection full of large shapes with a minimalist twist. The inspiration was drawn from the ficus tree trunks at the Botanical Gardens, I still visit the gardens regularly to this day.

All of my pieces are original one off creations.