Portfolio

Materials: COLD CASTE BRONZE
Dimensions (mm): 280H X 230W X 80D
Comments: A roman face for a timeless look.

Materials: CERAMIC
Dimensions (mm): 200H X 290W X 210D

Materials: Fibreglass over Paper Maché
Dimensions (mm): Orion – 1300H, Saturn – 1200H
Comments: Commissioned for the set of the “Biggest Loser” TV program

Materials: CORK & RESIN
Dimensions (mm): 390H X 390 DIAMETER
Comments: One of the “Core” series- the idea of the “Core”as the metaphorical vessel representing our inner strength and being.
This piece is made of recycled corks and is a reminder of the world in which we live. For our planet to survive, we need to be mindful of our ecosystems.
Most of the corks are from bottles of red wine: red wine being symbolic of the blood of Christ suggests another level of our inner being.

Materials: CERAMIC
Dimensions (mm): 270H X 130W X135D
Comments: Stylized version of life model

Materials: PLASTER
Dimensions (mm): 600H X 500W X 100D
Comments: Modelled from a life study.

Materials: PAPERPULP
Dimensions (mm): 1000H X 480W X 980D
Comments: This sculpture is a discovery of a new medium – paper pulp and also of the organic form in figurative sculpture.

Materials: BRONZE COATED RESIN
Dimensions (mm): 200H X 75W X 75D
Comments: Multiple copies commissioned as a golfing trophy.

This is a part of the newly completed commission for a public sculpture, large front of building bas relief screens and car park screens for the Long Tan RSL Lifecare facility in Newcastle.

The Pod Front Screens are caste stainless steel which measure 3.5m wide x 2.7 m high, and 3.5m wide x 1.3m high in the screen above the awning.  These screens depict multiple seed pods in bas relief. They mimic the pod of the Valour sculpture and serve to reiterate the valour theme for the building.

The screens relate to the Valour Sculpture which commemorates Major Peter Badcoe who served in Vietnam and the servicemen who fought in the Battle of Long Tan, Vietnam. (Refer also Valour Sculpture)