This collage is a sort of metaphorical self portrait as it expresses how I sometimes feel!
Winner, Alfred Cove Art Society Award of Excellence, 2004
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Collage from cut up pieces of one of my old paintings and layers of acrylic on a half sheet of Illustration Board

Spin – we see and hear it everywhere. In fact there is a whole industry out there whose job it is to influence the way we think, what we “need" etc. I set out to create a high energy painting (acrylic on gallery linen) which conveyed my frustration and resistance to continually being “sucked in” using as my metaphor, the amazing seed pods of the Acacia Cyclops that I saw while camping on the South Coast of Western Australia.
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Acrylic on Gallery linen, framed with white edging - 1.01 metres square (1.06m with frame)

This artwork is my protest about the proposed gas hub at James Price Point in the amazing Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Donated to a Save the Kimberley event in Sydney on April 24th, 2013.
Highly textured Mixed Media on 24 x 24inch (61 x 61cm) square canvas, framed in white edging

This painting is to honour those that are victims - in the wrong place at the wrong time - and those who care for them, the Mother Teresa types who are forever there to pick up the pieces.
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Mixed Media on a half sheet of BFK paper

This is one of my favourite paintings - I love the texture and the sort of "Earth Mother" feel of regeneration
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Acrylic on a half sheet of BFK paper

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Mixed Media on a half sheet of Rives BFK paper, framed under glass

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91 by 91cm acrylic painting on gallery wrap canvas, framed with white edging

This digital multi-image was created for Rainer Grassmuck's International Webist project on the impact of Climate Change
Image Donated to project - (Shrinking Wetlands II available)
Digital art

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Digital Art - Printed on archival paper (20"x30" recommended), Limited Edition of 20

To those that died in the Asian Tsunamis on Boxing Day, 2004. I see a child curled up in the middle of the painting, possibly floating in a sea of debris - there are many other transient faces of different colours in the painting, representing the universality of the disaster and how it touched everyone. The green represents the lush, idyllic, tropical paradise, the yellow represents the sun which goes on shining and the red represents the floating flowers of memorial. Sweet Dreams to the over 225,000 that died....
For Sale (705 x 485 mm unframed)

Winner, Alfred Cove Art Society Award of Excellence, 2003
Winner, Public Vote, Alfred Cove Art Society Award of Excellence, 2003
In the Collection of the Artist
Acrylic on board, 900 by 600mm

I went to Cottesloe Beach to see Sculptures by the Sea and when I got home, I realised that all the photos I had taken contained some sort of sign!