Something New

Why hello again, this marks the beginning of 3rd year and thus a more in-depth look at my practice and its content. To begin with I am focusing in on object interaction as I attempt to create methods for disruption and provide unexplained narratives in my work. Film sequences and editing techniques are of particular interest. These works were created using cartridge paper over book spreads. 

Original images sourced from Surrealism in Belgium: 1924 - 2000, Xavier Canonne 2007. 

Tea Anyone?

Here is a set of illustrations based on photographs from Frankie magazine's Afternoon Tea cookbook. Om. Nom. Nom.

Beaker

Muppets anyone? I found this toy at an op-shop on Elgin St. The paintings explore classification, itemisation and some more personal nostalgia - part of the research for my latest body of work. 

Watercolour on Paper, 2010

New Work

Why you should never argue with a Wookie...

More Wookie love to come so stay tuned :)

Vrrrrrrrroooooooooom, etc.

Hey! What's that? You're tired and bored of your pin-board? Wish it had something to offer? Feels like your daily noticeboard is letting the team that is your collection of junk down? 

Why not try an awesome-groovy-cool wall racer such as this? Hours of fun. Weeks even.

Thanks, Scott Pilgrim

Some things we came up with whilst film-watcherating...

Collage Love!

Oh sweet photocopier, how I love thee. These creations mark the beginning of my explorations into preferred Vs experienced nostalgia. They use imagery from Jean-Luc Godard's films, particularly Made in U.S.A (1966), adding in details from my own childhood, specifically television programs. How many can you spot? :P

And ZAP! Johnny meets Jess!