This work explores the way our environment holds memory—how it reflects not only what we see, but what we feel, remember, and grieve. The painting captures a child crouched on a concrete court, chalk in hand, as golden light spills across the surface and into the trees beyond. The bushland behind him isn’t just a setting—it becomes a vessel for emotion, echoing the blurred, dreamlike quality of memory.
(Not for sale - commissions welcome)
This work explores the way our environment holds memory—how it reflects not only what we see, but what we feel, remember, and grieve. The painting captures a child crouched on a concrete court, chalk in hand, as golden light spills across the surface and into the trees beyond. The bushland behind him isn’t just a setting—it becomes a vessel for emotion, echoing the blurred, dreamlike quality of memory.
(Not for sale - commissions welcome)
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