Kintsugi is a powerful reminder of the beauty in imperfections. For me, it’s a philosophy that encourages embracing flaws and differences as integral parts of who we are finding value in the scars that make us distinct. Fine Art Print
Spending time with animals changes who we are – we are forced to be introspective and considered. It can, at times, become our identity. Water colour and pastel on paper.
In this painting, Saint Mary kneels in despair before a mosaic-like, geometric landscape, her sorrow symbolising her anguish over what is currently happening to the land she loves. Where a group of people are continually bombarded because of their identity, an identity that is directly linked to where they were born. The golden accents, bold […]
Everyone can identify with being a Wally on occasion…. This is a playful take on some of the silly things we do with references to the Where\’s Wally Pictures.
Acrylic on canvas. My work is the depiction of my inner self, the time, the experiences the highs and lows of life. The dripping colours are the cultural, geographical changes which are overshadowing my Self.
A hanging cloth in natural yarns representing water, fire, earth and air elements. Handwoven in fine hemp and silk with inlays of gold and vintage silks (Japan), hand spun Indigo dyed cotton (Laos), raw and spun silks (India) dyed with indigo. Traditional patterns and designs, pātikitiki, chevron and plain weave. Cloth that reflects my IDENTITY […]
A rib design hanging cloth, handwoven in dyed fine border leicester/merino cross (Australian Tapestry Workshop) and vintage fine silk (Japan). Cloth that reflects my IDENTITY as a hand weaver, the yarns that I choose, and the practice of weaving them together to create beauty.
