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Open Studio September 2025
'Little soldier and acient giants'
Print on stretched canvas, hand signed
NB. This is not an original painting, but a print created from an original. Hand signed and beautifully presented on stretched canvas.
76cmW x 50cmH
$165.00 - Available
'Yellow-tailed black cockatoos, Bimblebox’
Old, hollow trees and logs that are on the ground are important habitat for native animals and birds, as their hollows create shelter and breeding habitat. The custodians of Bimblebox nature refuge have ensured there is plenty of this precious habitat.
NOT FOR SALE
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‘Bimblebox with double-barred finches’
Painted during the official artists’ camp at Bimblebox Nature Refuge in September 2022. Double-barred finches are a common sight on Bimblebox near water.
Acrylic on stretched canvas
31cmW x 41cmH, 2022
$200 - Available
‘Tea-time at Bimblebox with boobook owls’
This ‘nocturne’ is inspired by the dinnertime ritual at the Bimblebox artist’s camp. ‘I played with unexpected perspectives in this painting; the Boobook owls stare back at the viewer, as if they are staring defiantly into the light of a flashlight. The human visitors sit unassumingly in the darkness, in the foreground, yet somehow in the background.
Acrylic on stretched canvas
56cmW x 76cmH, 2022
$490 - Available
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‘The Holiday House’
Here is a young man at a holiday house. The detached body language and the preoccupation with his phone at first seems like an allusion to the hubris of today’s youth. This, however, is an optimistic salute to technology. The young man is actually a talented ballerina, artist and musician who is composing music on his phone. Technology is a vehicle for creative expression, freedom and hope for the future.
Oil and acrylic on stretched canvas
112cmW x 84cmH, 2022
$950 - Available
‘Pandanus after storm surge with nymphs’
Natural disasters are getting worse. But when a storm surge removes a section of beach, how much of it was 'natural', and how much was climate change? We can get fatigued by our alarm about the future. Here, a family enjoys the beach, despite a recent storm exposing the roots of surrounding trees. Life goes on despite climate grief; there is still beauty and joy but it is fragile….
Acrylic and oil on stretched canvas
84cmW x 106cmH, 2022
$950 - Available