Victor Harbor Art Show
This year I have had five works selected to appear in the Victor Harbor Art Show. The even runs from January 10 - 17, 2026. You can view the Art Show website here
Shifting Sands
Shifting Sands captures the ethereal beauty and ever-changing character of the coastal dune environment. With its soft, windswept palette and delicate layering, the artwork reflects the quiet movement of sand across the landscape—sculpted by wind, weather, and time. Hints of native vegetation emerge tentatively from the slope, suggesting resilience amidst impermanence.
117cm x 117cm acrylic, ink and charcoal on stretched canvas. Varnished, wired and ready to hang. This piece is sold unframed, but framing can be arranged at an additional cost.
And Breathe
'And Breathe' is a gentle invitation to pause, to step back from the noise and pace of daily life and reconnect with the present moment. This piece captures the quiet beauty that so often goes unnoticed: a shift in light, a flutter of grasses, a breath drawn deeply and consciously. Through soft tones, subtle textures, and calming composition, it reminds us of the power in stillness. It speaks to the importance of slowing down, appreciating small details, and allowing ourselves the space to simply be. In a world that often rushes us forward, this artwork offers a moment of calm, a visual deep breath.
53cm x 64 cm, Acrylic and ink on canvas, framed in pine floating frame, wired and ready to hang.
Time and Tide
Time and Tide explores the ongoing push and pull between land and sea. Solid, weathered rock sits against shifting water and sky, painted in loose, expressive strokes that suggest movement, erosion and change rather than precise detail. Warm, earthy tones are balanced with cooler coastal hues, creating a sense of both stability and motion.
There’s a quiet energy in the way the landscape holds its ground while being shaped by the elements.
Rich in texture and atmosphere, Time and Tide is a calm, reflective coastal piece that brings a grounded, natural presence to a space.
90cm x 90cm acrylic, ink and charcoal on stretched canvas. Varnished, wired and framed in Tasmanian Oak floating frame.
Slowly Revealed
This quirky floral still-life will add character and flair to your home. Created through a process of experimentation and natural discovery, this piece evolved organically until the vase and floral forms emerged. Bold, earthy colours and playful brushwork are a feature of this unique piece.
66 x 66cm x 3.5cm
Acrylic, ink, charcoal and oil stick on canvas
Signed on the front, varnished, and wired ready to hang.
Framed in Tasmanian oak floating frame
A Dance of Impermanence
​“A Dance of Impermanence” explores the shifting nature of coastal dunes. Layers of colour and texture reflect the constant movement of sand, wind and scrub. Earthy tones and fluid marks suggest erosion and renewal, holding a fleeting balance between fragility and resilience, beauty and loss.
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76cm x 76 cm, Acrylic, ink, charcoal on canvas, framed in Tasmanian Oak floating frame, wired and ready to hang.
Victor Harbor Art Show
The Rotary Victor Harbor Annual Art Show is a standout event that keeps growing stronger and more popular each year. In 2026, we’ll celebrate our 47th Art Show, an integral part of Victor Harbor’s cultural landscape that locals and visitors eagerly anticipate.
As Australia’s largest outdoor art exhibition, our show continues to set new benchmarks. Last year, we saw over 10,000 attendees across eight days, with artwork sales exceeding $300,000. Guests enjoyed an impressive collection of over 1,300 paintings and sculptures, making it a must-see event for art enthusiasts from near and far.