I have decided to indulge my more tactile creativity in order to show you more of myself as a whole.

A parallel is found with each artwork, the development of a value or belief is being explored within each piece. A truely unique and creative approach to projects is faltering these days. So please be assured that this is just a glimpse of my creations.

Leak

Water colour and ink on cartridge, with stitching and print transfers. Framed.

Explores the effects of overprotection and control in a child’s life, showing how excessive restriction can lead to rebellion. This is expressed through stitching and the spontaneous movement of watercolour on the page.

The relationship between an authority figure and child is becoming more and more interesting these days. With parenting styles changing and thus ultimately future generations behavioural patterns. Psychology and understanding human relationships are critical to effective, well everything. Perspective, psycho exploration and brain function are critical aspects to marketing & design that I am lucky enough to of sparked an interest in a long time ago.

Death By Consumer

Oil paint on wooden rat traps.

An artwork depicting four species facing extinction due to human activities, highlighting our impact on the planet’s biodiversity. Painted on rat traps, tools commonly used to kill rats, the piece confronts viewers with the stark reality that human actions threaten other species’ survival, drawing a parallel to the painful and destructive nature of rat traps.

Was one of my first artworks exploring unique canvas forms, reflected in my professional work for my appreciation for tactile textures within UI design.

Pew Pew!

2018 // Acrylic and pencil on Craft Card with synthetic stitching.

Explores a child’s inability to protect oneself. As though a flower was to be threatened by a gun.

Made during my final year studying at Queensland Academy of Creative Industries - the desire was sparked to expose concerning truths through my creative work.