The Warrumbungles No2 Crater Bluff Framed

We often underestimate the beauty of our own country, maybe because we think it will always be there or because its more easy to access because we live there we generally forget or overlook it...but you shouldn't. The Warrumbungles is a beautiful place, as is the mountainous feature Crater Bluff. If you haven't, you must see it. For me personally i felt that the crater bluff looked like a stone figure slowly emerging from its surroundings. I was inspired by the life the of this place, the textures, patterns and shapes are references from the surrounding trees and rock formations in the area.

There is a unique beauty to places like this, don't over look what is in your own proverbial backyard.
Go and see it for yourself, be grateful for the land on which you live.

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I find that my art enables me to express elements of my world that can't necessarily be seen by the naked eye, its an attempt at conveying something a bit intangible. Abstraction is the primary way I communicate my ideas and experiences in art.
The naive and somewhat primitive lines, shapes, colours and textures I use are my attempt at capturing the atmosphere, personality or feeling of a place or person I have encountered in my life, realism or a photograph in my opinion doesn't always capture these elements of the world.
I feel that my art brings these to the surface...it shows the soul of something, somewhere, or someone. Perhaps you will see someone you know within my strange works, maybe even yourself.