Bay of Fires

In a world filled with turmoil and noise, this collection of work is means for the artist and viewer to find a calm space. Working from a studio on Queensland’s Gold Coast facing out to the endless Pacific Ocean, The artist began an immersive journey- drawing inspiration from coastal landscapes, geological features and the tranquility of nature from some of Australian’s most pristine beaches.

This piece takes inspiration from the unique orange lichen which grows on the beachside boulders of Binalong Bay onTasmania's Easter Coast.

Working in mixed media such as conte, willow charcoal and pastels to add softer textures against synthetic polymers in earthy, calming tones.

This artwork is framed in white and behind glass.

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In a frenetic world filled with noise, this collection of work is means for the artist and viewer to find a calm space. Working from a studio on Queensland’s Gold Coast facing out to the endless Pacific Ocean, the artist began an immersive journey- drawing inspiration from coastal landscapes, geological features and the tranquility of nature from some of Australian’s most pristine beaches.

Working in mixed media such as conte, willow charcoal and pastels to add softer textures against synthetic polymers in earthy using calming tones. , Gentle lines and dye like techniques create a soft harmony the artist invites the viewer to take a pause where the sky meets the sea, and allow the earthy tones of Australia to enrich you.

When the artist isnt creating new works, they are out decompressing and simultaneously - discovering new natural elements and vistas to recreate