With a career spanning architecture, classical music and visual art, I am what you might call a serial creative. I have always experienced the world with amplified intensity, and whether on the building site, on stage, or in the studio, the purpose of my work remains the same: to craft beautiful, extraordinary moments that elevate the everyday.

My paintings seek to evoke the otherworldly magic and shifting energy of mountains as if within a dream, through a lens of imagination and longing. I craft my compositions in impressionistic layers, using thousands of tiny lines arranged in meandering, parallel chains - a cartographic convention adapted from my great-grandfather’s hand-drawn maps and reinterpreted into my own visual language of energy and terrain.

I have been named a finalist in the Henry Jones Art Prize for 2025, alongside an amazing group of Tasmanian artists, and a selection of my work is currently on display at the Wilderness Gallery, Cradle Mountain.

Thank you so much for taking an interest in my work!

Zoë