My art and chairs are vibrant celebrations of life and colour with a 70s vibe. They are deeply influenced by the natural beauty of my surroundings and my life experiences both in Australia and in other Countries.

My paintings, executed in high-quality acrylic paints, burst with bright, bold colours that capture the eye and stir the soul. I’m drawn to subjects that embody both natural beauty and human creativity. The delicate intricacies of flowers, the graceful freedom of birds, the bold patterns of 1970s design and the sleek lines of restored mid-century cars.

Living in the Australian countryside provides me with endless inspiration. The vivid hues of native flora and the diverse bird life that surround me find their way onto my canvases. My connection with nature is balanced by my fascination with human design particularly the aesthetic of the 1970s. The bold geometric patterns and exuberant spirit of this era resonate deeply with me, influencing not only my paintings but also my textile designs and chairs.

My time spent living in the Netherlands has left an indelible mark on my artistic vision. The country’s rich floral tradition, from its famous tulip fields to its long history of still-life painting, has deepened my appreciation for the beauty and symbolism of flowers. This experience adds layers of meaning and technique to my floral subjects, merging Dutch precision with Australian wildness.

In my textile designs and chair seat covers, I further explore the patterns and colours of the 1970s fashions. These designs serve as a bridge between my painting and the world of applied arts, allowing me to see my artistic vision translated into functional forms. This cross-pollination between fine art and design enriches both aspects of my practice, creating cohesive artistic language that spans the different mediums.

Through my art, I aim to evoke a sense of wonder at the world around us, to rekindle memories of past eras, and to inspire a renewed appreciation for beautiful objects. I want to create visual experiences that uplift and energise. My paintings, textile designs and chairs are not just objects to be viewed, but portals to a brighter, more colourful world.