Confluence: Blog part 3 – The installation

Confluence: Blog part 3 – The installation

This is part 3 of a three-blog series taking you through my processes of creating my monumental sized tree drawings. The trees are found along the Clarence River in the Bundjalung, Gumbaynggirr and Yaegl First Nations Country, within the Clarence Valley Council border...
My Collaborators: River, Trees and Artists

My Collaborators: River, Trees and Artists

This is the second of three blogs that takes you on a river journey, much like I do through my drawing processes which encompass the feelings, connections, and experiences with the River and Trees that I love. This blog is about the creative processes to make these...
My River Journey

My River Journey

Embarking on the Journey Many people have asked me where I source my ideas from and what inspires me as an artist. This is one of three blogs that will take you on a river journey, much like I do through my drawings, feelings, connections, and experiences with the...
On the river’s edge we meet

On the river’s edge we meet

I skim low across the river’s surface and come upon a remnant stand of grand old trees. They are twisted and gnarled, shaped by powerful surges of the river in flood. I edge closer, manoeuvring around splayed, overhanging limbs to feel their living presence. I sit...
On the road again

On the road again

ON THE ROAD AGAIN Travel is being inspired, seeing different landscapes, and having new experiences.  As an artist, travel experiences are a fun way to create new ideas for the studio. When my youngest son, Chris gifted me his kitted-out van for three weeks, it made...

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