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latest artworks: abstract and landscape paintings
recycled materials

geometric subdivisions, designs and patterns

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latest artworks

The latest artworks: abstracts, landscapes and seascape paintings, minimalist pieces, geometric patterns, sculptures, contemporary mandalas and indigenous aboriginal art inspired pictures.

geometric timber cube sculpture variation Jazzed up original abstract painting encoded contemporary abstract acrylic artwork abstract geometric bass-relief wall sculpture assembly

geometric timber mandala sculpture sun geometric timber mandala sculpture moon geometric timber cube sculpture geometric timber pyramid sculpture

waving goodbye original spin me a yarn semi-abstract flora inspired organic painting abstract homage to Michael Johnson energized abstract patterns

spring fever floral fantasy riverside seascape contemporary Tibeten mandala inspired geometric work hotrods abstraction

Homespun art artistic use recycled materials abstract grid patterns abstract colour saturated image

contemporary abstract geometry Tibeten inspired mad scarmble picture bass-relief wall sculpture assembly abstract painting black blue

recycled materials

Bas-relief wall sculptures using recycled materials such as timber, painted canvas and music CDs.  Abstract constructions and assemblages in a variety of patterns.

geometric pattern recycled materials

mixed media assembly using music CD

square pattern recycled canvas

wall sculpture assembly recycled timber


oriental rug inspired painting

recycled materials

geometric wall sculpture

abstract geometric recycled board


landscape inspired paintings

Nature inspired works, referencing unspoilt wilderness areas, deserts and waterways.  Some are depictive, whilst other ones are semi-abstract, nonrepresentational or purely abstract.

water view black swans

landscape abstraction

birds eye view

dry desert country


semiabstract stylized birds eye view semi abstract stylized landscape birds eye view

stormy sky outback australia

yellow minimalism


up north

black is beautiful

inspired by painter John Olsen artist

after the rains stylized birds eye view


geometric subdivisions, designs and patterns

Unusual optical illusions and carefully designed proportional subdivisions.  The approach ranges from minimalist and restrained to exuberant and joyful.  Highly original paintings and artworks.

dpts forever australian painter

chocolates forever

optical effect

razzle dazzle multi-coloured lines


desert colors acrylics

desert spectrum colour study green

ripples

flora inspired abstract art

happiness and painting - my approach to art practice


Sidestepping the philosophical questions of what is happiness and how to pursue it, as an artist I can only deal confidently with the issues of what makes me happy.

Messing about with paint and fooling around with the creative process makes me happy.  Exploring this planet’s stunning landscapes and discovering the wonders of nature makes me very happy.

With my background as an architect, I tend to ‘cut to the chase’ and try to capture the essential elements of a visual experience, hence my leaning towards minimalism and abstraction.

I look at abstraction as the process of reducing and distilling the essential elements from a landscape, for example the colours, rhythm, mood and the feel of the place.

 

Getting rid of unnecessary detail and extracting the most important features of a scene what really matters to me.  To illustrate: I bypass depicting the hillside, sunshine, vines, grapes and wine, instead I am searching for the final product, the concentrated spirit, the potent brandy.

My use of invigorating colour and patterns reflects my desire to create works that inspire optimism, reflect the vitality of the wilderness and provide a meaningful experience for the viewer.  I like bright cheerful colours that can translate into the thrill of being alive.

While selling contemporary paintings naturally has its benefits, for me the real achievement (and ultimate happiness) comes when people find my paintings speak to them, when my creations are meaningful enough to help to dust away the stresses of their daily lives.


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