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Low Tide
125 x 125 cm
Framed
Acrylics, oil stick
can be hung in any orientation
$5500
Outer Reef
125 x 94 cm
Framed
Acrylics, oil stick, silver leaf, gold leaf
can be hung vertical or horizontal
$5000
Rock Platform
127 x 187 cm
Framed
Acrylics, gold leaf, silver leaf
can be hung vertical or horizontal
$5000
127 x 187 cm
Framed
Acrylics, gold leaf, silver leaf
can be hung vertical or horizontal
$5000
Path to the Future
This painting is a history of humankind. The Neanderthal morphs into the ‘noble savage’ who morphs into the ‘conqueror’ who morphs into the optimistic future seeker all resting on the classic ‘pillar of civilisation’. The pillar is precariously perched yet maintains stable. The four people rest on a lintel that morphs from the rustic wooden to classic marble. The pillar’s decoration on the left is a primitive motif, and the one on the right is a modern motive. The infinity icon (the eyes) on the right, contrasts with the teeth on the primitive side. The computer icon for moving forward on the right contrasts with the teeth on the primitive side. The feathers on the savage and the future seeker and the wreath of the conqueror say that all through history, humans have decorated themselves with natural objects. Similarly, the teeth necklace of the savage and the pearl necklace of the future seeker evoke the universal admiration of natural beauty.
112 x 81 cm
Acrylics
$9000
Tower of Babel
140 x 110 cm
Acrylics
$9000
Point Taken
60 x 60 cm
Acrylics and gold leaf
$350
Where Ideas Come From
127 x 127 cm
Acrylics, gold leaf, copper leaf, silver leaf
$1600
I'm not sitting; I'm waiting
The writer waits for inspiration
60 x 45 cm
Framed
Acrylics
$400
Keeping Civilisation Lively
Civilisations place their creative people on pedestals because they are admired 'keeping civilisations alive and lively'.
150 x 96 cm
Acrylics
$6500
Mother Nature Unleashes Free Will
Mother Nature unfurls the double helix, releasing free will. Civilisation, represented by the pillar, survives because of our ability to think and act for ourselves. Nothing is predetermined. The ornaments on the corners of the lintel feature Aristotle on the left, who believed in free will, and Sophocles on the right (the chain side) who believed in predestination, as in his famous play Oedipus Rex.
137 x 110 cm
Acrylics
$4500
Golden Soil
53 x 70 cm
Acrylics and copper leaf
$1200
Clown Saves Eggland
61 x 61 cm, 87 cm wide
Hangs diagonally
Acrylics
$300
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Morning Mist
90 x 95 framed $1800 |
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Fire Line
74 x 120 $1200 |
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Melting Harbinger
90 x 135 $1100 |
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Four Paddlers
70 x 50 Framed $300 |