Body of work

A Sense of Place

These works are grounded in particular landscapes and environments, but are less concerned with literal representation than with the feeling of being somewhere. Colour, memory, atmosphere and observation combine to create an emotional sense of place.

Silos of Trieste. Warm architectural forms and striped fields beneath blue hills. — Silos of TriesteA Sense of Place

Aqueduct of Trieste. Red arches and warm rooftops among rounded blue trees. — Aqueduct of TriesteA Sense of Place

Haybale — Kangaroo Ground. A large pink-red haybale rests among layered bands of land and sky. — Haybale — Kangaroo GroundA Sense of Place

Frosty Morning — Eltham. Pale blue foreground, a winding dark line and trees against a yellow sky. — Frosty Morning — ElthamA Sense of Place

Canola Slope — Ballarat. Long bands of yellow, green and red fields lead towards distant hills. — Canola Slope — BallaratA Sense of Place

Red Trees — Warrandyte. Rounded red trees and rhythmic bands of colour across a blue landscape. — Red Trees — WarrandyteA Sense of Place

Falling Fence. A winding yellow landscape, dark green forms and fine fence lines. — Falling FenceA Sense of Place

Reclining Roo. Pale branching trees cluster above yellow-green rolling ground. — Reclining RooA Sense of Place

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