About

environmental sculptor | installation artist | painter

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During the 1980's, I worked in Melbourne as a freelance graphic artist designing band posters, record covers, political campaign posters and comics.

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Having fallen in love with Tasmania in 1991, for many years I lived and worked there, creating environmental installations and curating a variety of exhibitions. Currently, I am living on Dangar Island in the Hawkesbury, NSW where I was a founding member of the Dangar Island community Garden (D.I.G).  

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I saw my work in the garden as part of my art practice. I consider it an installation, where I helped to bring the elements of community, resources and environment together. They bind collectively and create solutions to wider issues of climate change, food production and community engagement.

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I studied fine art at Prahran Art College, Melbourne, majoring in painting; at Gippsland Institute, Victoria, majoring in ceramics and sculpture and at; the University of Tasmania, majoring in sculpture.​

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I am now focussed on my painting, looking forward to travel and doing residencies in the future.