Pieces of you pieces of me (04). 36”x48” Oil on canvas, 2024

From the Memento Mori portraits series paying tribute to the animals struck down by humans. These portraits are an attempt to honor their existence and bring attention to the often-overlooked consequences of human actions.

Pieces of you pieces of me (02) 36”x48” oil on canvas, 2024

From the Memento Mori portraits series paying tribute to the animals struck down by humans. These portraits are an attempt to honor their existence and bring attention to the often-overlooked consequences of human actions.

Pieces of you pieces of me, (03). 36”x48” oil on canvas, 2024

From the Memento Mori portraits series paying tribute to the animals struck down by humans. These portraits are an attempt to honor their existence and bring attention to the often-overlooked consequences of human actions.

Into the Blue, 60x60”. Oil on canvas, c2020.

The work presents symbolic & thematic nods to the places I’ve lived; Brazil, China, England, New Zealand, and the United States. I like to play with deconstruction, pulling apart order and hovering subjects in a state of fluidity, a bouquet of dystopian and utopian objects, organic and manufactured.

Coral Bean Smoothie, Oil on Canvas, 72”x36”. c2023

Of my style; I’m interested in a combination of illustration, design, magical realism, and symbolism. I’m searching for the perfect balance between good design and painting.

The Deconstruction & Reconstruction of Life during Covid-19, Oil on Canvas, 48x60, 2021.

In the Garden of One, 48"x60", Oil on Canvas, c2022

Botanical Other-Worldly Gardens series (03). Oil on Canvas, 2024

Ginkgo leaves and pagolas. The fiddle-leaf fig and shells from the Atlantic. Evolutionary seed pods and biomimetic architecture. Hybrid parts. These botanical other-worldly gardens are etchings on my mind, and from a life spent in the gardens of Brazil, China, England, and my birthplace of Aotearoa (New Zealand).

Botanical Other-Worldly Gardens series (02). Oil on Canvas, 2024

Ginkgo leaves and pagolas. The fiddle-leaf fig and shells from the Atlantic. Evolutionary seed pods and biomimetic architecture. Hybrid parts. These botanical other-worldly gardens are etchings on my mind, and from a life spent in the gardens of Brazil, China, England, and my birthplace of Aotearoa (New Zealand).

Botanical Other-Worldly Gardens series (01). Oil on Canvas, 2024 Oil on Canvas

Ginkgo leaves and pagolas. The fiddle-leaf fig and shells from the Atlantic. Evolutionary seed pods and biomimetic architecture. Hybrid parts. These botanical other-worldly gardens are etchings on my mind, and from a life spent in the gardens of Brazil, China, England, and my birthplace of Aotearoa (New Zealand).