ABOUT THE ARTIST
My Journey
Growing up in Eden on the south coast of NSW I loved the bush and the sea. Even though I now live in Canberra, that hasn't changed and much of my art is inspired by what I find beautiful in nature. I was studying Accounting and Actuarial Studies at ANU when I decided that quality of life is more important than money and transferred to a Design Arts degree that I graduated from in 2017. Currently I'm hanging out at Mulligans flat as part of a residency with the Woodlands and Wetlands Trust and plan to have some Eastern Quoll and Bettong Jewellery out soon.
 bogong grub.jpg |  Pressing wax on wattle.jpg |  Casuarina bark ring.jpg |
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 Fingerprint of the forrest.jpg |  Casaurina.JPGPressing wax wire on bark |  Assorted waxes to be cast.jpg |
 Paladium white gold wedding rings.jpg |  Wax wedding rings.jpg |  Heat colouring titanium.JPGExperimental samples |
 Copper and gum leaf.jpgExperimental heat colouring copper |  Copper and Silver hair clipHeat coloured copper with silver grains surface melted |
NEWS
16th August to 10th September 2018
Perennial: Emerging Artist support scheme exhibition award at Alliance Francaise
Opening at Alliance Francaise (66 McCaughey St, Turner) on Thursday 16th August at 7pm
May 24th 2018
Journeys Article
There is a lovely write-up about the exhibition at BSC website
These are some of the stamps I made for the collaboration project showing the journey of the Bogong moth
15th May 2018 - 8th June 2018
Reconciliation week exhibition 'Journeys'
I am excited to be part of a group exhibition at the Belconnen community centre for reconciliation week. The opening will be on 23rd May from 5:30 to 7:30pm. The theme is 'Don't make history a mystery' and my work is inspired by The Bundian way - an ancient walkway between the coat at Eden and Mt Kosciusko.
