This Fine Day

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” 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.

This work sits in the space between landscape and memory. Layers of weathered colour and restless mark-making suggest land shaped by time, wind, and erosion rather than a fixed place. Cool greys press against warmer earth tones, creating a quiet tension that feels both expansive and intimate. The painting resists certainty, inviting a slower reading where atmosphere matters more than detail. It is less about what is seen and more about what is felt — a moment of stillness, held just before it shifts again