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This major project envisions and captures the experience of people engaging with the ocean. The content of this project is to represent objectively in a surreal and creative portrayal, our engagement as people within the environment and highlight how our environment shapes our form and colours our lives. Metaphorically, this is portrayed through the lighting and atmosphere of either sunrise or sunset, with a focus on principles of fine art and design including line, shape, fo

In the collection Welcome Home , the task was approached to document the details that give insight to the atmosphere of the house, the identity of its family members, and principally the elements that make a house a home. As the project is void of true subjects, the inclusion of old photographs, suggests the passage of time, and signifies the value of personal photographs within the home. The panoramic photograph depicts the farmhouse in its establishing days, and although it

Erosion (2020) explored the environmental impacts on Byron Bay’s Main beach. The series sets out to highlight and define, the structural and aesthetic variations that are forming due to the destruction of the complex root systems along the coastline of Clark’s Beach and Main Beach. This structural degradation of the sand dunes evokes a sense of altered space and a disrupted lifestyle for the bird, marine and human life that inhabit this space, and furthermore reminds us visu