About

Who I am.

I've always been captivated by nature, constantly inspired by its ever-changing landscapes. Living in and exploring some of New Zealand and Australia’s most breathtaking areas. I now call Tasmania home.

With the rugged Bass Strait and wild beauty of Narawntapu National Park at my doorstep, my work is continually shaped by the local landscapes I explore. Through my sketches, foraged materials, and photographs, I filter the essence of my environment—the moody waters, windswept grasses, untamed coast, or even the simple charm of a seed pod. My studio is filled with nature’s finds, tucked into every nook and cranny—a constant resource and reflection of the landscapes that echo in my work.

Nature, in all its forms, is both my model and my muse.

In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.

- John Muir

Who inspires me.

I'm inspired by artists who simplify and respond to the natural world.

From Matisse’s cut-outs to Margaret Preston’s bold prints and Cressida Campbell’s quiet still life’s. I’m drawn to those who find clarity in form and a connection to place. Contemporary artists like Tara Axford and Lorna Crane, also influence my process—particularly their use of layered materials, observation, and intuition.

My own work explores landscape as a language, using collage, printmaking, letterpress, and a muted, earthy palette to reflect the quiet complexity of nature.