Studio · Melbourne One-of-a-kind Art, each made slowly
I create each artwork by hand in my cozy Melbourne studio, layering copper-plated Australian botanicals with glass to capture movement, texture, and light. The process is intentionally slow, shaped by attention to detail and the natural individuality of every material. No two pieces can ever be the same.
From the studio
At the heart of my work lies the intricate bond between nature and human existence.
My process starts with quiet walks and collected pieces of nature — a fallen leaf, a wild texture, a reflection in glass. In the studio, these elements are layered with copper plating and flowing ink, creating works that feel both organic and luminous.
Currently exhibiting
Linden New Art 
Red Gallery 
Brunswick Street Gallery 
Standing & representation.
Field notes & making.
On copper, and patience
The making of "Hiding in the Forest" — three months of waiting for the patina to choose its colour.
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Field notes from Wilsons Promontory
A week sleeping under granite. The seed pods that became "Observer".
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A small house, a very big forest
Why the same tiny copper houses keep appearing in the work — and what they are doing there.
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On dragonflies, and not catching them
The cedar fronds and the dragonfly visitors that made their way into "Forest Vibe".
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