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Maybe I'll See You There
This collaborative piece was inspired by a conversation between myself and Kim Money about breaking down in Costco. At the end of our conversation I said to her, "Maybe I'll see you there one day. I'll be crying in the luggage aisle and you'll be in your underwear." Because nothing says deep friendship and heart-to-heart collaboration like a mental health support group that doubles as an accidental underwear fashion show in bulk-buy purgatory. I'm here for ya babe. Kim render


The Raven Crone
I recently told my doctor that I felt like a vapour. Instantly annoyed, she was probably the wrong person to admit this to – the inevitability of my irrelevance. The disturbing sensation of being two people at once. The fierce woman inwards – becoming a crone outwards. Increasingly invisible. I am caressed less. Spoken to less. There is no prescription for that. Left to myself, I take my vaporous existence and descend into a dark rainforest trail along the windswept rocky co


The Bear and The Winter Wren SOLD
The Apology This painting offers a contemporary retelling of The Bear and the Winter Wren, transforming the traditional tale into a reflection on humility, accountability, and the power of apology. At its heart is the moment when Bear, confident in his size and strength, carelessly insults the small bird. Bear’s dismissive words—spoken from a place of power—deeply wound Winter Wren. Wren, underestimated and disregarded, refuses to shrink beneath the weight of the insult. Inst


Once We Were Wolves : Part Two
This 2026 upcoming solo exhibition will present familiar fairy tales as warnings against betrayal, predation, and crossed boundaries. The second series in this exhibition reimagines The Frog Prince. The Promise This painting tells The Frog Prince with a modern sensitivity, transforming the familiar fairy tale into a meditation on the weight of broken promises. The central frog embodies the discomfort of boundaries crossed, reminding us that transformation should never be coe


“Once We Were Wolves” Part One SOLD
In Feb 2026, I'll be presenting a solo exhibition reimagining fairy tales as modern allegories. The first group of paintings in this collection are variations on Little Red Riding Hood. From a previous series on wolves and my fascination with my wolf inside, I once wrote: The day I learned I had a wolf inside me was a day of revelations. I had just finished a “Safe and Sound Protocol” Art Therapy session. When I looked down at my paper, ready to reflect on what I had painted


Talismans
This was a special show for me. I curated it with one of my dearest friends, Kim Money for the Metchosin ArtPod. The Juror is my trusted...


Radio Interview
I thought I'd start by giving you an update of sorts. As many of you already know, earlier this year I was diagnosed with endometrial...


Palimpsest : showing now at the ArtPod
PALIMPSEST: the not-so-blank slate, Aug 2 – Sept 29, 2024 In this exhibition, artists are challenged to interpret the concept of...


Pieces Of Me : Maiden, Mother, Crone
Throughout my life, my personal mythology has been told by the contents of my pockets. Emptying my pockets out at the end of each day...


Sparks of Magic
I recently created a small works series called Urban Ravens. Small series and paintings like these are a win/win for both me and you. I’m...


Painting On The Edge SOLD
https://federationgallery.com/exhibit/on_the_edge_2022/3367 The On the Edge exhibition is one of the Federation Gallery's most vibrant and eagerly anticipated exhibitions of the year. This is an opportunity for artists to showcase work that poses a challenge to themselves and the viewer. They test their creative boundaries by experimenting with media in new and unusual ways, and then share the results in this exceptional exhibition! Including both sculpture and two dimensiona
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