‘ekō
understanding the human experience and the echoes that shape our lives;
memory, identity and the continuum of life and death.
Studio 551
551 King St, Newtown
20aug2026 - 24aug2026
opening event
thu 20aug 6-8pm
2026
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The Urunga Small Sculpture prize, The Art Space Urunga
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Regional Art prize, The Corner Store Gallery Orange
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‘ekō, Solo Exhibition, Studio 551 Newtown
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Korowa Ceramic Art Prize, Melbourne
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Sculpture Bermagui, Bermagui
2025
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Whispers of the Fire, Studio 551
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The Urunga Small Sculpture prize, The Art Space Urunga
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The Art House Creatives Collection, The Art House Wyong
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Deify Solo Exhibition, Airspace Projects Marrickville
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Sculpture Bermagui, Bermagui
2024
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Where the Roots Weave Solo Exhibition, Studio 551 Newtown
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Earth Matters, The Gallery Hornsby Tafe Campus
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Small Pleasure, Gallery Lowe & Lee
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A Fresh Perspective, Gallery LNL
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Sculpture Bermagui, Bermagui
2023
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Aligned, The Gallery Hornsby Tafe Campus
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Sculpture Bermagui, Bermagui
2022
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Chrysalis Diploma 2 Graduate Exhibition, The Gallery Hornsby Tafe Campus
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Breath Student ceramics exhibition and sale, The Gallery Hornsby Tafe Campus
Arthouse Creatives Collection
Rooted in the ancient energies of Celtic gods and goddesses, my work draws from a spiritual lineage that honours the sacred rhythms of nature and the unseen threads that bind us. Like the roots of trees delving deeply into the earth forming a web of connection, our ancestral stories offer a profound sense of belonging and identity. In Celtic cosmology, trees were revered as sacred beings, guardians of knowledge, portals between the earthly and the divine. These living symbols lie at the heart of my sculptural practice. Through clay I shape anthropomorphic forms that become vessels for myth, transformation, and ancestral presence. Each figure is a tribute to the ancient deities; hand-built, embodied with the raw essence of the natural world fused with the spirit of the mythic.
deify
Deify explores the connection between ancestry, nature and mythology through hand-built ceramic figures inspired by Celtic gods and goddesses. Drawing on the symbolism of sacred trees and ancient stories, each sculpture becomes a vessel for transformation, memory and spirit. These works invite reflection on our emotional bond with Earth and the timeless rhythms that shape life.
Airspace Projects
10 Junction Street
Marrickville
04APR - 20APR
Opening Event
Friday 04APR 6PM
where the roots weave
'Where the roots weave' is an exhibition of sculptural ceramics inspired by the mythology of the Celts and the ancient folklore surrounding trees that represent stories of transformation and metamorphosis.
Studio 551
551 King St, Newtown
Thu 14 Nov 2024 - Sun 16 Nov 2024