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A bold and dynamic composition, Kindness Isn't Wrong explores the tension between structure and chaos, resilience and fragility. A fractured circular form sits at the heart of the piece, surrounded by shifting, atmospheric textures and striking contrasts of warm and cool tones. Below, a dark green platform extends into the space, offering a sense of direction or grounding within the turbulence. The expressive brushwork and layered depth invite multiple interpretations,.

The Weight of Change is a textured oil painting depicting an abstract landscape with a central rectangular structure, resembling a portal or window. The composition combines expressive paintmarking with layered warm and cool tones, creating a sense of movement. Dark rectangular forms in the foreground suggest man made influences adding contrast to the fluid terrain. 

Broken Promise is a textured oil painting depicting a dense, abstract cityscape beneath a layered sky. The buildings are rendered in deep blacks, earthy tones, and fiery reds, with thick impasto brushstrokes adding texture and depth. The sky blends soft pinks, oranges, and muted yellows, contrasting with the structured foreground. The lower section features dark, textured terrain, intersected by cracks and lines, enhancing the painting’s sense of movement and surface detail.

A three-part work exploring humanity’s evolving relationship with the natural world, framed through three critical stages: harmony, exploitation, and consequence.

Inspired by the short-term survival instincts explored in evolutionary theory, this

triptych reflects on the imbalance between human ambition and environmental

responsibility.

• Early Promise – A time of balance, where nature thrived, relatively unspoiled.

• Hubris Rules – The fiery centre panel depicts reckless dominance, where progress and entitlement overshadow responsibility.

• Future Unseen – A world shaped by human actions, but one where no one remains to witness what’s left behind.

This work invites reflection on the legacy of human intervention and the fragile line between progress and destruction.

A three-part work exploring humanity’s evolving relationship with the natural world, framed through three critical stages: harmony, exploitation, and consequence.

Inspired by the short-term survival instincts explored in evolutionary theory, this

triptych reflects on the imbalance between human ambition and environmental

responsibility.

• Early Promise – A time of balance, where nature thrived, relatively unspoiled.

• Hubris Rules – The fiery centre panel depicts reckless dominance, where progress and entitlement overshadow responsibility.

• Future Unseen – A world shaped by human actions, but one where no one remains to witness what’s left behind.

This work invites reflection on the legacy of human intervention and the fragile line between progress and destruction.

A three-part work exploring humanity’s evolving relationship with the natural world, framed through three critical stages: harmony, exploitation, and consequence.

Inspired by the short-term survival instincts explored in evolutionary theory, this

triptych reflects on the imbalance between human ambition and environmental

responsibility.

• Early Promise – A time of balance, where nature thrived, relatively unspoiled.

• Hubris Rules – The fiery centre panel depicts reckless dominance, where progress and entitlement overshadow responsibility.

• Future Unseen – A world shaped by human actions, but one where no one remains to witness what’s left behind.

This work invites reflection on the legacy of human intervention and the fragile line between progress and destruction.

Texture and fractured colour suggest a world in tension—both resilient and fragile, marked by time and consequence.

An exploration of energy and emotion, with vibrant colours and textured brushstrokes creating dynamic movement.

Bold gestures and repeated forms create a visual rhythm—an echo of voices, overlapping, competing, and fading.