Shady the River Red Gum

Coming soon: a new book for children

Shady is a river red gum tree growing beside a creek in the Australian bush. Each day, Shady provides a home for native birds, animals, and insects that bring the tree to life. Through bold linocut illustrations and simple factual text, young readers meet these creatures one by one, encouraging curiosity, recognition and appreciation of Australia’s unique flora and fauna while nurturing a sense of wonder for the natural world. RRP $29.99

Ground

Ground is a series of works that respond to the landscape around me in the Strathbogie Ranges of Victoria

Ground I, 51 x 78 cm, all works mono print, collagraph on Hahnemuhle 300 gsm, $880 unframed, 2024

Becoming the lake

The beginning of the 2020s in north-east Victoria was marked by a series of unseasonal and extreme rain events. There were major floods and high levels of summer rainfall. This exhibition explores the notion of water and rain becoming swollen streams and vast lake systems.

Becoming the Lake I, 120 x 42 cm

Monoprint collagraph on Hahnemuhle, 2024

See Catalogue of works

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The land after

the land before

Euroa Butter Factory 2020

My response to landscape is largely driven by an aesthetic – a constructed assembly of natural elements. They are loose grip observations. Each image a moment in time, a small part of a day, a tiny part of the year, a nanosecond in a millennium. They are a dialogue about human interaction with the land and the layers of pre-lived experience.

High Summer ll, 39 x 28 cm

All monoprint, chine collé on Hahnemuhle 300 gsm