Last Chance Vacation 2017
Last Chance Vacation 2017 The 1951 Refugee Convention recognises the right of persons to seek asylum from persecution in other countries. These images reference the USA travel ban from Muslim majority countries.
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Familiar 2017
Familiar Series 2017 Perceptions from afar are not always accurate: Our acceptance of the traditional Muslim faith is being challenged by new visions of extremism, resulting in once-familiar decorative Islamic designs, symbols and Middle Eastern calligraphy now evoking, for some, fear and suspicion. In Familiar I have created a series of images to demystify the […]
Libéralité 2016
Libéralité: New ideas free from prejudice
Papaver Series: 2015
Papaver – Symbol of remembrance.
Collage: The Follower Series 2015
The Follower Series Lithograph and Collage The Follower series reinforces the certainty that power is vested in the people and can be exercised by them directly. Australia’s system of representation and delegated authority should not be seen as a reason for careless acceptance of political decisions or events.
Collage Plantae Series 2014
Plantae: Lithograh and Collage At the whim of the currents, the pandanus pine remains steadfast.
Plantae Series 2014
Plantae: At the whim of the currents, the pandanus pine remains steadfast.
Collage Work – Mnemosyne 2013
MNEMOSYNE, the Goddess of Memory and her daughters the nine muses, with their modern memory devices. MEMORY EXHIBITION: Beth Hulme Gallery North Fitzroy 2013 WORK IN PROGRESS: ME Series ‘ME’ Collage 2013 “Your Place or Mine?” Collage 2013
Auxin Series 2013
In this Auxin Series I explore the symbolic play between the life cycle of plants, their germination, flower, fruit, seed, and decay and the cycle of our own physical development and emotional rebirth. I worked on this series throughout 2012 and early 2013.
Dedication Plaque 2011
Dedication Plaque is a response to the Brunswick Counihan Gallery exhibition theme of women in the Victorian Legislative Assembly, a tribute to the momentous contribution made by Victorian women for their service to public life. Suffragette colours have been used – white referencing public and private life, purple for dignity and self-respect and green symbolic for hope, […]