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Drought

Avian Form

The ancient land forged by heat and dryness arriving through the material's own response to process.

"Endangered Australian birds preserved beneath translucent encaustic wax, capturing a fragile balance of survival."

Copper and bronze panels patinated through controlled chemical process, set into encaustic and acrylic grids. Five works exploring technique, appearance, and inherited material as sites of philosophical inquiry

Unembellished studies of the physical world.

Each print is meticulously crafted on 310gsm cotton rag. The rich Prussian blue of the cyan maintains the subtlest gradients of light and shadow, guaranteeing museum-quality durability for private collections.

Discover the rugged beauty of the Flinders Ranges, reimagined through one of photography’s oldest historic mediums.

Shot on location near Wilpena Pound, this hand-exposed cyanotype strips away the blistering heat of the desert sun, transforming the iconic "Great Wall of China" quartzite ridge into a scene of deep, meditative stillness and calm.

.Because every single print is brushed, exposed, and washed by hand, no two pieces are ever identical. Each one carries its own unique textures, brushstrokes, and organic edge marks—making your print a one-of-a-kind piece of original art.

Where the Outback Meets Prussian Blue

A deep Prussian blue cyanotype print of the Great Wall of China rock formation near Wilpena Pound, South Australia, capturing a winding dirt road and rocky ridge under a cloudy sky.