New work

Below are some images from a recently completed body of work for my mid-year assessment at university.  It consists of 12 panels 30cm square.  Six are completed using acrylic paints, and the remainder are made from a variety of organic materials sourced from various locations around Australia.
The work is about looking at the relationships between a place or environment, and the physical materials that make that place unique.  Enjoy.

Works currently on show

My current solo exhibition Nothing to be Done continues at The Yoga Social (http://www.theyogasocial.com/) until July 2nd.  All images below are of the work currently on display.

Nothing to be Done (study), charcoal, acrylic, graphite on paper

Nothing to be Done (study), Oil paint on paper

Nothing to be Done (study), Charcoal on paper

Walk from Norman Bay, Lithograph

Tidal River, Lithograph

No title, Lithograph

Estragon, Oil paint on linen

Vladimir, Oil paint on linen

Pozzo, Oil paint on linen

Lucky, Oil paint on linen

Walk from Norman Bay, Oil paint on linen

Abstract/ed

Untitled, acrylic on board


This work is partially an investigation of the technique of pointillism.
It also investigates the use of glazing and layering of transparent colours with the acrylic medium.
One of my photographs from the Melbourne CBD was used as a reference for the image.

New work

'Cheesekake', ink and acrylic on paper, selected for display at St Georges restaurant