Eucalyptus Sprawl 2 in Antique Frame

Ink, Cardboard, Framed by Artist

50cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 5.3cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Framed by Artist

A$1,590

Arrives 3–5 Aug

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Artwork Description

This is one of a set of two stippled artworks, titled Eucalyptus Sprawl. Sold separately, each are enshrined behind ArtGlass. They feature sprawling gum leaves—reaching, curling, unfolding across white space.

Each leaf is drawn with thousands of black ink dots, a slow meditation on form, presence, and the quiet language of the natural world. The pair is housed in restored antique frames, which I salvaged and restored by hand—bringing new life to what was once forgotten.

Together, the artworks and frames speak of time: how things grow, fall, break, and are remade. The leaves sprawl outward, uncontained, unapologetic—mirroring the way we grow into who we truly are.

This work honours the sacred in the overlooked. It’s a reminder that beauty exists in the unfurling, and that even what’s broken can frame something whole.

Artist Bio

Rememberer. Listener. Speaker.
Breaker. Builder.
We were once One.
We've forgotten.

Originally, stippling was my meditation—thousands of Individual marks forming One Living Image. Until 2022, my work centred on honouring the Majesty of the natural world, capturing its sacred silence and Wild Divinity. But something shifted. I began to feel a Call to deeper resonance—for Art that disrupts, heals, and remembers. I wanted Impact!

Now, everything I Create is a Prayer and a Protest. A Mirror and a Megaphone. I Create not just to reflect Beauty, but to awaken it in us all. We are the Art. The Artists. The Ancestors and the Seeds.

Through what I Create I offer you my words.

Commissions

Scott's studio is in Home is THAT we belong. Homelessness is the lie that we DON'T belong.