The landscapes we inhabit shape us in ways we rarely notice. My work is an exploration of that relationship, creating paintings that celebrate the lasting dialogue between people, place, and the natural world.
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101 × 101 × 5 cm
40 × 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
Time gathers in layers marked by movement, erosion, interruption, and return. A single line holds steady while the landscape shifts around it, capturing a moment suspended within continual change.
101 × 101 × 5 cm
40 × 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
Warmth, erosion, and layered marks come together in a work that began on the desert floor using water and found tools. The painting explores the traces that landscape leaves behind through process and material.
101 × 101 × 5 cm
40 × 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
This painting emerged from a day of mark-making on the ancient red earth of Sedona. Back in the studio, seven natural puckers appeared across the canvas, echoing the Seven Sacred Pools where the process began.
150 × 200 × 5 cm
Acrylic on Canvas
Cobalt turquoise moves through warmth, erosion, and line, revealing what was always there. The painting began on the desert floor, where water and found tools shaped the first marks before continuing in the studio.
91 × 91 × 5 cm
36 × 36 in
Acrylic on Canvas
Emergent green breaks through the composition, reflecting how life persists through changing conditions. The work explores growth as something that follows erosion and transformation.
127 × 127 × 5 cm
50 × 50 in
Acrylic on Canvas
This work began on the desert floor using water, graphite, organic ink, and found materials before returning to the studio. A bold azure line anchors the composition, reflecting the horizon as a place of presence, resilience, and new beginnings.
91 × 91 × 5 cm
36 × 36 x 2 inches
Acrylic on Canvas
Even in the deepest blues, light finds its way through.
127 × 127 × 5 cm
50 × 50 in
Acrylic on Canvas
Created on the desert floor, warm pigments of rust, terracotta, mustard, and sun-worn pink carry the heat of the landscape. Built through touch and repetition, the surface reveals pathways formed over time. Water is present as an idea rather than a colour.
51 × 51 × 5 cm
20 × 20 in
Acrylic & collage on cradled birch
Cobalt moves through the painting like a current, slipping between layers and carrying fragments of colour. The work explores the places where movement finds its own path, reshaping what it touches along the way.