Right Or Wrong

"Right or Wrong" captures the essence of human complexity amidst the ambiguity of existence. In this abstract masterpiece, a painted character emerges from a rainy scene, symbolizing the journey of self-discovery and moral introspection. One side of his face remains sharply defined, while the other fades into a blur, reflecting the dualities inherent in our choices and perceptions. Is he emerging into clarity or sinking into obscurity? The title prompts viewers to contemplate the narrative woven within the artwork—is it a tale of redemption or a descent into uncertainty? Each brushstroke whispers a story, inviting interpretation and reflection. As the character navigates the storm of existence, the viewer is challenged to confront their own notions of right and wrong, inviting a dialogue that transcends the canvas and resonates within the soul.

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Inspired by Tribal Art, Cubism and Graffiti amongst other artforms, Joel creates work which is raw in style but refined in its finish. His sculptures are assemblages of curious shapes which create compositions with personality and depth. Joel’s paintings are an amalgamation of styles. Using a mixed media approach, his work expresses emotion with loose drawing and colour coupled with more considered mark making.

Joel has been a finalist in several major art prizes within Australia and he exhibits his work throughout Australia.

Living and working in Sydney, Australia. Joel completed his studies at Sydney College of the Arts where he obtained a Bachelor of Visual Arts with First Class Honours. Prior to that he received a Diploma of Fine Arts at Sydney’s Meadowbank TAFE.