Set amongst the tall dark trees of the Dandenong Ranges forest, east of Melbourne, my studio is a sanctuary where all sense of time, place and self, cease to exist. Studio time is often spent in the experimental process, exploring  endless colour pallets and different material combinations. Much consideration is given to these experiments, prior to committing to a large scale canvas, both in terms of colour choices and medium usage. 

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Abstraction allows me to communicate feelings, ideas and perceptions beyond the physical world. The work is ultimately about vision—about looking through the chaos and fragmentation of the external world to uncover a reality shaped from within. It is a visual language built on colour, movement and beauty, —an ordered spontaneity where structure and freedom coexist. This internal world is guided by qualities I hold deeply: love, patience, calm, harmony, and respect. These values are not abstract ideals but active presences that shape the emotional atmosphere of each piece.

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A quiet spiritual awareness sits at the heart of my process. I consider creativity a dialogue with something greater than myself—a higher essence that informs my choices, rhythm, and intention. In this way, each painting becomes an offering, a bridge between the material and the metaphysical, an attempt to give form to the unseen and the deeply felt.

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Rather than replicating the confusion of the world outside, I aim to create an alternative—an inner landscape of refuge and reflection. Through abstract forms, I seek to cultivate a fluid and evolving clarity, inviting viewers not just to observe, but to question. My hope is to offer a space where beauty, balance, and spiritual awareness gently converge, allowing viewers to connect with their own sense of peace and presence, and that quiet thread that binds us to something greater.

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All current work can be viewed here, OR the studio is open by appointment via the contact page on this website. Commissioned work is also available via the contact page.