My solo exhibition opens from 5 pm on 1 December at Kamilė Gallery’s State Buildings space — it would be wonderful to see you there.
The exhibition will be opened by Dr Robert Cook, Curator of Design and International Art at The Art Gallery of Western Australia.
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Mountains rest, overwhelmed by stars is a video work that develops the themes of space and time with a particular reference to differing timescales. Its starting point is an apparent paradox: that the things we regard as motionless (such as stars and mountains) are in fact in a continual process of change.
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The paintings in my latest solo exhibition seek to invite you to play with the notion that pictures are paradoxes. They are simultaneously flat and illusionistic, motionless, while having a sense of embodied time. In these paintings and works on paper, you can see architectural elements take on the qualities of eroded geology. In turn, geology becomes abstract pattern, and I have used flat geometric forms to build ambiguous spatial structures.
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On 30 June I’ll be delivering a paper at the symposium Letter from the East at the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang, China. The exhibition held in tandem with the symposium will include my two channel video work and a suite of related drawings.
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I have been invited by the prestigious China Academy of Art in Hangzhou (CAA) to run a four week workshop, alongside Professors Tian jin, Wang Zhi peng and Fan li. Entitled Expanding the Visual Field, the workshop will focus on the representation of space and time in visual art, and the productively paradoxical nature of visual representation. Open to postgraduate students across the academy, the project will encourage collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches to exploring the topic.
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My solo exhibition in Melbourne, World not world, will consist of a suite of new paintings and drawings. The new Blockprojects space is large and open; I look forward to seeing the new works set out in this exciting new location.
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I’ve been invited to participate in an exhibition at the prestigious China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, China. Showing alongside several other artists from around the world, including Alberto Giacometti, Nam June Paik, Keiji Uematsu and Colin McCahon — some astonishingly prestigious company! I’ll be exhibiting a series of my drawings of the Swiss Alps alongside the two channel video work auch in ihnen flimmert Zeit
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From 2 July 2018 I’ll be undertaking the Artsource Global City Residency 2018 at Atelier Mondial, Basel, Switzerland. My time will be spent researching and developing an interactive video work or series of works, possibly with extensions into virtual reality (VR), based on the geology of the Alps.
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Opening on 25 May 2018 I’ll be holding a solo exhibition at the Fremantle Arts Centre. It will consist of […]
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Opening on 4 March 2017 I’ll be holding a solo exhibition at the wonderful Gallerysmith Project Space in Melbourne. It […]
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My solo exhibition at Art Collective WA will consist largely of works on paper, with a selection of related paintings. […]
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Plastic is an exhibition exploring the artist’s role in moulding the relationships between fiction and reality in contemporary painting practice. […]
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Download the exhibition catalogue (PDF) This interactive installation work comprises a computer-driven motion sensor, speakers and projector. The projection shows […]
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Artist Open House Fremantle (AOHF) is an event where art is shown and sold in private homes in Fremantle, Western […]
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I have just been awarded the commission for an image for the exterior of the new sports stadium at the Darling Range Sports College. The geometry of a sprinter starting from the blocks forms the basis of my design.
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I made this large wall-mounted work for the foyer of the Al Bustan Complex in Abu Dhabi. Entitled Folded cosmos, […]
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I’m showing with David Sequeira, Douglas Sheerer and Bruce Slatter at Galerie Düsseldorf from 28 August to 25 September 2011.
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Over winter I’ve been working a fun set of murals in a lane that runs off Hay St in the Perth CBD. When finished, they will cover both sides of the lane at the Hay St end to a distance of several metres….
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