Distant horizon, Cathedral Ranges Oil on linen framed in natural wood 125 x 155cm This is the largest work in the collection and focuses on the expansive view of the Cathedral Ranges.  I wanted to capture the sense of distance and openness that defines this landscape, the way the horizon stretches endlessly and the ranges sit quietly against the sky. The composition emphasises space and scale, with the rolling land leading the eye toward the mountains. It reflects the calm and clarity of this region, where the vastness of the earth meets the softness of the sky.

Between Earth and Sky – Rollason's Road Oil painting on linen framed in natural wood 125 x 125 cm  This captivating landscape piece portrays the serene beauty of the Australian countryside, where sweeping hills meet a vast sky. The scene is filled with rich earthy tones, contrasting with the cool hues of the distant hills and the winding road that cuts through the foreground. The artist's bold use of color and texture evokes the expansive feeling of the Australian landscape, offering a peaceful yet dynamic presence for any space. Ideal for those who appreciate contemporary Australian landscape art, this painting adds depth, color, and a connection to nature, perfect for home or office interiors.

Breathing sky – Yarra Valley Oil painting on linen framed in natural wood 125 x 125 cm  This painting focuses on the vast sky over the Yarra Valley, where shifting clouds dominate the view. The landscape below is patterned with vineyards and rolling hills, creating a sense of depth and rhythm. The work aims to capture the openness of the valley and the way the sky feels alive, constantly changing with light and movement.

To catch light - Cathedral foothills Oil painting on linen framed in natural wood 125 x 125 cm  This painting focuses on the way light moves across the foothills of the Cathedral Ranges. The trees stand in strong contrast to the open slopes, creating patterns of shadow and brightness. The composition emphasises the changing light and the sense of space within the landscape, capturing a moment where the land feels both grounded and illuminated.

Whispering land - Yarra Valley Oil painting on linen, framed natural wood 125 x 125 cm.  Whispering Land is part of my ongoing exploration of how memory, observation, and experience shape our understanding of place. I approach the Australian landscape not just visually, but as a space to inhabit. By walking, observing, and sketching on site, I engage directly with the environment. These encounters inform the painting, capturing colours, tones, and perspectives, which I further develop in the studio, working from memory and reflection to translate experience onto canvas.

Spring unfolding - Cathedral Ranges Oil painting on linen framed in natural wood 125 x 125 cm  Morning light stretches across the Cathedral Ranges, soft and clear, as if the day has just begun to breathe. The hills wear the pale greens and violets of early spring, a season still tentative but full of promise. Shadows of the trees fall long and gentle, marking the quiet rhythm of the land. Above, clouds drift lazily, their edges tinged with pink and silver, echoing the freshness of the air. This is a landscape caught in transition—winter loosening its grip, spring pressing forward. The fences and winding tracks remind us of human presence, yet the vastness belongs to the earth and sky. It is a moment that feels both fleeting and eternal, a pause in time where the world seems to lean toward renewal.

Golden glow- Summer in Thornton Oil painting on linen framed in natural wood 125 x 125 cm  This painting captures the warm, dry light of summer in Thornton. The landscape is defined by its golden tones, reflecting the heat and brightness of the season. I wanted to show the way sunlight transforms the land, casting long shadows and creating a sense of stillness in the open spaces. The composition focuses on the contrast between the glowing earth and the cooler tones of the trees and sky, evoking the atmosphere of a summer afternoon in regional Victoria

Whispers of Williamstown Oil painting on linen framed in natural wood 65 x 65 cm  A soft symphony of clouds drifts over the southern skies, capturing the serene essence of Williamstown. This painting reflects the tranquility and timeless beauty of the region, where the landscape whispers in quiet conversation with the heavens above.

Morning Hues  Oil painting on linen, framed in gold and wood,  30 x 40 cm.  This landscape painting captures the serene beauty of Clifton Gardens at dawn, featuring soft pastel tones and tranquil water reflections. With its peaceful, atmospheric quality, this artwork is perfect for those seeking a calming and timeless piece to enhance their home or office. Ideal for collectors of contemporary landscape art or anyone looking to add a touch of natural beauty to their space.

Glimpse of Hornby Lighthouse Oil painting on linen, framed in gold and wood, 30 x 40 cm.  This coastal painting captures Hornby Lighthouse as part of a wider scene, with the headland and sea framed by soft light and colour. The work reflects the quiet presence of the lighthouse within its natural setting.

A degree of beauty Watercolour and ink on 640gsm Saunders Watercolour paper,  57 x 77cm, framed behind glass in natural wood – framed size 70 x 90cm This work was created during a walk through Mitchelton Winery in Nagambie. The long row of trees caught my attention—their strong vertical forms and deep blue tones standing out against the open sky and warm earth. I wanted to capture the simplicity and structure of the scene, the way the trees framed the landscape and led the eye into the distance. The painting reflects the calm and clarity of that moment, where the geometry of nature and the quiet rhythm of the land felt balanced and beautiful.

A host of waiting trees Watercolour and ink on 640gsm Saunders Watercolour paper, 57 x 77cm, framed behind glass in natural wood – framed size 70 x 90cm This artwork captures a surreal landscape where trees appear as abstract forms, with vibrant shades of blue and earthy tones blending harmoniously. The trees, depicted in a variety of blues, seem to stand in quiet anticipation against a backdrop of soft, textured layers. The fluidity of the brushstrokes suggests movement, yet the scene remains calm, evoking a sense of patience and timelessness. The composition draws the viewer into a world where the trees wait silently, their presence both strong and ephemeral.