Title: The Formular

Size: wide 900mm x height 650mm

Medium: Enamel on canvas

Description:

Using symbols of Sex, Love and Death to illustrate a formular of life.

Title: WTF

Size: width 310mm x height 250mm

Medium: Oil pastel and acrylic on canvas

Description:

A reaction to the Covid years. An art piece from a 2021 solo exhibition titled ‘MMXX WTF’

Title: Xania

Size: width 500mm x height 700mm Framed

Medium: Mixed media on wood panel 2026

Description:

Xania is an old Greek word meaning to be hospitable to strangers. To welcome strangers and not judge strangers. A sentiment that a lot of modern humans appear to have lost sight of.

In the style of the Eastern Orthodox icon. This artwork is the embodiment of a spirit.

Title: Doof Icon

Size: width 270mm x height 420mm (Framed)

Medium: Mixed media and Gold Leaf on Wood panel

Description:

This painting is part of my Doof series. I am using a traditional East Orthodox icon who is standing behind a set of 21st Century DJ decks with headphones. This is to express the spiritual connection which is found at a traditional Australian Bush Doof.

Title: Peace is the Mission

Size: width 1200mm x height 1500mm

Medium: mixed media on canvas

Description:

This painting is a multilingual call for peace and understanding throughout the world. In the background I have calligraphed the word ‘peace’ in dozens of languages. My mission is for peace and love to prevail in our current world of chaos and madness.

Title: The Cyanean Rocks

Size: width 1600mm x height 850mm

Medium: mixed media on canvas

Description:

I am exploring ancient nautical history and stories.

From the voyage of the Argo. This image depicts the Cyanean Rocks, which according to the legend of Jason and the Argonauts, collided together to smash passing vessels. They survived this and many other perils along the voyage to return to their homeland and loved ones.

Title: Sermon on the Sea

Size: width 1200mm x height 1400mm

Medium: mixed media on canvas

Description:

I am exploring ancient nautical history and stories.

Saint Brendan (Brendan the Navigator and Abbot) celebrating Mass on his seven year voyage bound for Paradise AD512-AD519. He thought he had landed on an island, which turned out to be a giant Sea Monster. They sailed past islands with rivers of gold fire and great pillars of crystal. They finally arrived at the promised land of Saints. (Novascotia) Awed by what they had seen, they returned to Ireland rejoicing.

A tail of salvation, monastic obedience and the faith required to undertake such a pilgrimage.