Envy, Upcycled: A Solo Exhibition
Envy, Upcycled was an exploration of comparison culture, self-worth, and the way we decide what holds value. Using recycled and discarded materials, I created a body of work that asked visitors to look again at what they treasure, what they overlook, and what they have been taught to hide. The exhibition opened with a ticketed launch at The Q, supported by a lived experience speaker and a silent auction that raised funds for the Butterfly Foundation, my official charity partner. Envy, Upcycled created space for honest reflection, meaningful dialogue and a reimagining of what we choose to value.
Hughes Primary School Mural
Hughes Primary School wanted to create something special: an artwork that would capture the essence of their students’ journey and the values they carried with them. With a student-led fundraiser helping to bring the project to life, the mural became more than just paint on a wall. It became a legacy. Featuring the school’s learner attributes mapped as constellations, along with hand-drawn stars from the students themselves, the piece is a reflection of gratitude, growth, and the spirit of the Hughes Primary community.
Floriade Gnome Hunt
Floriade is all about colour, creativity, and community, making it the perfect setting for an interactive art installation. In 2024, The Property Collective invited me back to paint their next activation... two larger-than-life, face-in-hole gnome cutouts designed to bring a playful touch to the festival. Positioned across two locations, these gnomes encouraged visitors to snap a photo and share it on Instagram for a chance to win a Diamond Family Pass to Canberra Zoo. The final pieces were a hit, drawing smiles, social engagement, and plenty of Floriade fun.
The Colours Of: A Solo Exhibition
‘The Colours Of’ bursts with emotion, with each piece reflecting the colours of my past, the colours I see in my mind. It’s a palette of interpretation that lets the audience see a unique perspective and the stories I carry that are never black and white.
My story is as unique as it is ordinary. Each piece speaks to the universal moments of connection, change and growth we all experience. ‘The Colours Of’ invites you to walk through my memories to see life as I do—raw, alive and beautiful—and ask yourself… what colours form your story?
The Property Collective Mural
The Property Collective mural is a vibrant testament to creativity, collaboration, and community. Designed by TPC’s talented graphic designer, Matty Ingold, and brought to life through 60 hours of detailed artistry, this 27-square-metre masterpiece transforms their new headquarters into a dynamic celebration of their home roots. Explore the journey behind this striking mural and its impact on the space it now calls home.