Great Whales
This collection honours my father’s research into great whales and their migrations along the Western Australian coast, and the artists who helped us see whales as they truly are.

The Ancient Sea
Inspired by ammonites and the ancient oceans, this work reflects on fragility, ancestry, memory and the changing life of our planet.

The Jurassic Coast
Inspired by the cliffs and ocean bed of England’s southeast coast, this series reflects on ammonites, deep time, ancestry and the fragility of life.

Remembering the Dinosaurs
Playful dinosaur forms invite us to consider extinction and vulnerability, and to look more closely at the endangered species we still have time to protect.

Aquatic Animals
This series explores aquatic life, from the fluid movement of goldfish to the skeletal textures of seahorses—forms that feel like floating coral with eyes.

Wave Series
Inspired by Hokusai’s The Great Wave and the powerful breaks of the Margaret River coastline, this series explores the rhythm and restless energy of the sea.

Trees
Inspired by the remnant native forests of southwest Western Australia, this series captures the subtle beauty of eucalypts through dry vases, sculpture, textiles and ceramics.

Vessels
Hand-built from coils, these hollow forms celebrate the sculptural character of clay—even where slumping, lamination and blistering create unexpected beauty.

Female Forms
The human form is a classic muse. These ceramic figures explore smooth, rounded forms and the endless possibilities of the pose.

UFOs Unidentified Fired Objects
This series explores the meeting of ancient artefacts and futuristic technology, drawing on archaeology, time travel, lost civilisations, sacred geometry and interstellar exploration.

Mermaids
Mermaids are playful, elusive creatures from the rockpools of the imagination. This collection began as an ode to Susan Sowerby and her guidance.


