Painting

 

Painting.

My Lens

Painting arrived when I stopped trying to make sense of everything; during the Melbourne lockdowns, mostly as a way to stay sane. After years of writing for others, I needed a language that didn’t have to be logical. So I turned to colour to process the world. 

My work’s bright because the things I’m thinking about usually aren’t. But maybe that’s the point — to find something hopeful in the mess. to reconnect to the parts of myself that don’t fit neatly in a sentence. 

Each piece is an attempt to make the chaos a little more beautiful.

The Studio Wall

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Grassy Knoll
mountain blue – SOLD
Blinded By The LightHeight 100 cms
Width 75 cms
Mixed media acrylic
This was originally a piece responding to events in Gaza – it developed into a commentary on my relationship with fame. I was a stand up comedian for many years and worked in TV and saw how fame can warp people’s relationships.
The top evokes mountains and clouds and also frames up the outline of a face while the bottom is a grid work of fields representing the real stuff of life that I ignored for many years in pursuit of fame.
A painting with a circle in the middle and square in the top right corner. The title is switch off.
Switch off and go outside – SOLDI painted this while trying to wean myself off social media. I was spending way too much time on my phone and used painting as an outlet to get me back into the real world.
Cathedral – SOLD
Beasts in the Underwater Forest – SOLD
BPK – SOLD
Colour Box
Amazonia


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Where It Began

Every brushstroke tells a story. Here are a few from the early days experiments in colour, form, and feeling.

On The Walls

Some of the places my paintings have found a wall (and a glass of wine or two).

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