Mills Beach Expansion

Medium:  Acrylic on  Ply Size:  106 x 83 cms ORIGINAL IS SOLD but PRINTS AVAILABLE Giclee printed on Bauhaus Matte 230 gsm paper, using archival inks. Full size  106 x 83 cms  $225 76 x 59cms  $120 Price:  $2,100   Artist statement: Mills Beach in Mornington is very popular with its superb view across Port...

Medium: Acrylic on canvas Original is SOLD but prints are available. All prints are Giclee printed on Bauhaus Matte 230 gsm paper, using archival inks. Size: 48.5 x 58.5cms  $95 83 cms x 1 metre  $210 ARTIST STATEMENT: We all have times of transition in life and hopefully move forward into more productive, happy states...

Oil on canvas 41cms x 41cms $380 Prints available: Please enquire I am very influenced by the Japanese aesthetic, so, after a visit to a large lotus garden, I was inspired to paint the simple perfection of this lotus.  

A set of 6 separate paintings on wood panels of places around the Mornington area.

A collage of 6 separate images on wood panels.   Scenes around the Mornington area.

This is a commission by a musician who asked if I would do a painting of his music composition played by cello, violin and  viola. The painting tells this story… Top left -quiet normal day for everyone in the plane and city. Moving right to the clashing colours of aqua and red shapes are indicative...

A small creek flooded by the rain and seen from above shows how the grasses have been swept across the banks by the rushing water. Acrylic on canvas 30 x 30 cms   $240

A murmuration is an enormous flock of birds (often starlings) which rise up en masse from the ground or trees around twilight. They swoop and sweep across the sky creating magnificent constantly changing abstract shapes and not one bird ever hets another or crashes to the ground. This is a really wondrous thing to see...

Medium: Acrylic on canvas Size: 30 x 30 cms Original has been sold but prints are available. Please enquire.  

RADIATING HARMONY

Acrylic on Marine Ply

Size: 120cms X 120cms

INSPIRATION:

This painting has so many sources of inspiration it’s been hard choosing its title. It is a visualisation of my understanding of Universal Truth, unchanged despite human error; I see it as a representation (be it ever so limited) of that which exists beyond ourselves, from the infinitesimal to the Infinite.

As I painted this, I listened to “Music of the Spheres” and together with my interest in astronomy and the Science of unlimited time

and space now being proved by Quantum Physicists, I had a focus for this painting.

The painting appeared, as a complete concept in my thoughts some months ago as a result of my study of metaphysics.