The lines between art, life and work are blurred - art connects to life experiences. My work is influenced by previous ‘lives’ I’ve had, places I’ve been to and people I’ve met.
I like the fact that all aspects of my life are inter-related and I realize that this blurring is essential for my well being. Making art and teaching are closely connected. One feeds the other, so that I still enjoy teaching workshops as ideas can be developed through the teaching process.
The studio is a place of refuge (and often chaos), but there is always a place to go, a place where I can expand, invent or follow through ideas that have emerged in the night...
Travel, which includes artists’ residencies, is important to me. Being exposed to other cultures and environments has influenced me to see and to respond in different ways.
exhibitions coming soon or currently showing that include my work:
Shapes of Longing : Returning to the Mediterranean
25 June – 14th July 2009
Charles Hewitt Gallery, Sydney
In Your Dreams
4 March – 12 April 2009
Caloundra Regional Art Gallery
29 April - 31 May 2009
Bundaberg Arts Centre
3 July – 23 August 2009
Cairns Regional Gallery
27 November 2009 - 17 January 2010
Maitland Regional Art Gallery
26th March – 27th June 2010
New England Regional Art Museum
Momentum:18th Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial
26 March until 10 May 2009
Tweed River Art Gallery
26 March until 10 May 2009
Canberra School of Art Gallery – ANU
7 August until 30 September 2009
Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
21 October until 29 November 2009
Mornington Peninsular Regional Gallery
11 December 2009 until 22 January 2010
Geraldton Regional Gallery

Tea Party 2007

Lucca Walls 2005

Arctic 2004

Tea Party
as seen in Monentum 2009