Person holding a detailed, abstract blue artwork, surrounded by art studio elements.

“lush, ethereal planes of drifting colour and form…”

Andrew Harper, The Mercury


I am a landscape artist based in lutruwita / Tasmania, and a recent winner of the Henry Jones Art Prize.

My paintings explore the shifting weather, colour and contours that shape how a landscape is felt and remembered, rather than seen. They are not literal depictions, but emotional terrains — places shaped by atmosphere, memory and sensation.

A former architect, my practice brings together instinct and precision: swathes of shifting, emotive colour layered with fine, map-like linework inspired by the cartographic conventions of my great-grandfather.

Raised in the misted hills of the Southern Highlands of NSW, I now paint from my studio overlooking nipaluna / Hobart, where I continue to explore the intuitive interplay of lineage, landscape and imagination.

“It’s like a cartographer and an impressionist had a love-child…”