A poem for the wetlands highlights both the flat topography of the wetlands and aspects of the surrounding built environment. The artwork includes three words engraved in stone PLAY – KEEP – LIVE.
The creamy white walls of the new Saltwater Community Centre evoke the local landscape.
A book written and illustrated in the 1960's in the signature "boy's own" style titled "I spy manual" is the basis for this work. It is a silhouetted figure of a lone child, sitting on the grass lost
Oasis is a bronze sculpture depicting a mother and a child waiting.
The stainless steel sculpture is the central focus of the fountain, taking its form from an inverted red gum tree root system.
The Flagman's Welcome represents a symbolic greeting for the two merging communities that have now come together.
A symbiotic relationship exists between the fragile form of a dandelion and the ecology of our planet.
The shapes should evoke the viewer’s curiosity; invite him/her to explore the different aspects of the work close up.
My intentions for this project were to produce a bold sculpture with a strong organic feel and components that held meaning to the region
The tree reminds us all of the scale of nature, of time before and beyond our own lives.