SALA 2025
Journeys in Colour: From Norway to Southeast Asia
POMPOM, Forestville
Planning for this year's SALA exhibition is in full swing, and my friend and fellow Artist Jules LeCornu and I are excited to present new artworks to you!
Two artists, two worlds, one journey. Journeys in Colour takes you on a vibrant exploration of contrasting landscapes and cultures—where the wild, moody beauty of Norway meets the rich, sunlit spirit of Southeast Asia. Through bold abstract expressions and evocative paintings of fishing boats and Asian sceneries, this exhibition is a celebration of diversity, soul, and adventure. These works invite you to step into stories shaped by place, memory, and artistic vision.
We are excited to be exhibiting at POMPOM during the month of August, an all-day food, drink & events spot open 7 DAYS a week located within Forestville Demonstration Space – 58 Maple Avenue, Forestville. Experience the FLAVOUR HAMMER! More details to come soon.
SALA 2025
Spirit of the Land
Mitcham Memorial Library, South Australia
I am excited to have been selected to be part of a group exhibition at the Mitcham Memorial Library, running from 29th of July to the 12th of September 2025. The other talented artists are Oscar Arrais and Laura Gent.
“Spirit of the Land” is an evocative collection of oil paintings that celebrate the diverse and enduring beauty of the Australian landscape. From sunlit coastlines, vast ocean views and rolling countryside to weathered eucalyptus and rusting relics of the past, each artwork captures a moment in time—rich with history, texture, and the spirit of the land.
It is a tribute to both the raw power and quiet stillness of the Australia’s landscapes, inviting you to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the landscapes that shape our identity.
SALA 2024
Karoonda ‘SALA at the Silos – Think Big’ exhibition
Karoonda, South Australia
I was thrilled to have been chosen to be one of the artists participating in the Karoonda ‘SALA at the Silos – Think Big’ exhibition during August 2024, an exhibition to explore the scale, possibility and imagination of public art. Challenging artists to not only dream big but to see their art in a form that stretches beyond conventional gallery walls, magnified under the dark sky in regional South Australia., I had three of my artworks projected onto the Silo. There were some amazing artworks projected, and it was wonderful to see it live and in full size. Thank you to SALA for choosing me as one of the artists!
