Broken Mend

"Broken Mend" is a captivating mixed media artwork featuring bold lines and a strong commitment to color. Acrylic, enamel, Household paint and paper mache come together on a hardboard base, incorporating found objects to create a visually textured surface. The abstract composition, with its geometric and minimalist elements, hints at abstract expressionism and contemporary styles.

This original artwork embodies the spirit of resilience, mending brokenness and holding steadfast through life's challenges. It represents the pursuit of a worthy and righteous path, forgiving the past and embracing the present.

The framed artwork is ready to hang and will add a touch of modern sophistication to any space. Its medium size makes it a versatile piece that can be displayed in a variety of settings, from a living room to an office. The texture and depth of the piece invite viewers to contemplate its meaning and find their own connection to its message.

Bring this unique piece of contemporary art into your home and let it inspire you to persevere and create a life of purpose. Add this statement piece to your collection today!

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I am an Australian born artist who has been developing a style that is vital to my aim of expressing the Human condition. My art is derived from ‘my story’, I draw my inspiration from real experiences. I believe all artistic vision is inherently from a source that can only be considered as divine. I draw from my own personal experiences, all that I witness within the boundaries of my life, from all that I have felt internally.

“I understood more, when I felt more”

I approach my work with a conceived idea or an elusive image. At first a set style or attitude is taken on as an expressive outlet, and then eventually I become stimulated before the work takes a life of its own through an emotional outlet during the creation of the work. I become captivated by the works progressive development, encouraging what works to hold or to expose a subconscious truth and beauty, creating a life of its own.

"There is no single truth in Art, everyone holds their own truth which they have reaped through the life they have endured".