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Geikie Place, Fitzroy Crossing — The Road and the Evening Sky
I've recently returned to this scene in Fitzroy Crossing, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The original painting was done on ordinary notepad paper, which made working in watercolour difficult and the result rather imprecise. This time I used Baohong watercolour paper and raised the horizon line, giving the road a stronger presence. But the sky remains an umbrella over the whole landscape. What interested me most was the colour — the warm ochres and oranges of the ground, the greens and blues of the trees, and the bands of evening cloud stretching across the sky. Watercolour on Baohong paper

Bathers Beach, Fremantle — Between Sea and Sky
Looking from Bathers Beach towards the Indian Ocean and the South Mole breakwater. What first caught my attention was the relative calm of the sea, the waves continually slapping against the shore — and above everything, the great banks of cloud. The tiny lighthouse and ship sit almost lost in the distance. They give a sense of scale, but the painting is really about something larger: the meeting of sea and sky, water and air. I began this watercolour in January 2022, returned to it in August 2025, and made some final changes in October 2026. Watercolour
!["Sanctuary" (Earth Lens 003) - Artist Statement + Photos [2016]](https://image.nostr.build/fd1b1d1e488f4c51faf563a9855c4267868aa08a61114b1737284d4b110cf492.jpg)
"Sanctuary" (Earth Lens 003) - Artist Statement + Photos [2016]
The Earth Lens series is a harmonious fusion of art and nature, inviting unknowing viewers to step beyond the ordinary and immerse themselves in the lost intricacies of the surrounding landscape. These interactive earthworks serve as portals to the natural world, drawing us into a deeper connection with land around us; while forcing us to consider the impermanence of the world around.
!["Folsom" (Earth Lens 002) - Artist Statement + Photos [2016]](https://image.nostr.build/8303a22993038b1929515bcbd1096d34c5c456020180a2be1d922af061076597.jpg)
"Folsom" (Earth Lens 002) - Artist Statement + Photos [2016]
The Earth Lens series is a harmonious fusion of art and nature, inviting unknowing viewers to step beyond the ordinary and immerse themselves in the lost intricacies of the surrounding landscape. These interactive earthworks serve as portals to the natural world, drawing us into a deeper connection with land around us; while forcing us to consider the impermanence of the world around.

!["Looking Glass" (Earth Lens 001) - Artist Statement + Photos [2016]](https://image.nostr.build/42ac995d7662deb20363621b4a9c40826332ea6a5f5cdb6028356aac2d58e67e.png)
"Looking Glass" (Earth Lens 001) - Artist Statement + Photos [2016]
The Earth Lens series is a harmonious fusion of art and nature, inviting unknowing viewers to step beyond the ordinary and immerse themselves in the lost intricacies of the surrounding landscape. These interactive earthworks serve as portals to the natural world, drawing us into a deeper connection with land around us; while forcing us to consider the impermanence of the world around.































