Tuesday, March 1, 2011


These paintings are works I did in 2008 for the HSC. They scored very highly overall which was particularly satisfying given how much time they absorbed.
They use a combination of visual metaphor and more explicit frames to depict the moment a heart attack and stroke changed forever the life of a dear friends grandfather.


These oddly shaped and formed Turkish rock dwellings represent a time where home and nature had a far more tangible affiliation. The strange formations are thought to have been formed by a combination of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. the soft but structurally sound rock was then burrowed into by locals for shelter. A considerable irony given the birth of the formation.

The simple rugged beauty of the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica was striking. What this type of landscape reminds me of more however is the simplicity of the lives of Costa Ricans. my entire time in Costa Rica I couldnt overcome my amazement at their ability to flourish in the simple joys of living life in a beautiful country.

Muek. Male, squatting, large.
Malangi. Aboriginal, networking, earthen.
Banksy. Postmodern, mocking, provocative.

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