"Offbeat" is a 12-piece visual art series from 2015, blending spray paint, stencil art, and screen printing. Inspired by travels across Australia, it captures the raw energy of aloneness, urban exploration, and spontaneous moments found on the road.

This project for Fairy Meadow and Unanderra skate parks involved designing glow-in-the-dark concrete benches and murals, inspired by local student workshops. Community-driven, eco-friendly, and vibrant, these installations reflect local skate culture and creativity.

I created custom murals for Wollongong Art Gallery and City Council, including a 4.8 x 4.8m Heron piece on aluminium panels. Painted with spray paint and acrylics, it was displayed outside the gallery before moving to Thirroul’s main street.

Eighty-Sixed is a 10-piece lino print series exploring abandoned items and structures left to decay in nature. Each hand-carved and printed piece, produced in a limited edition of 15, reflects on the impermanence of human creations and their inevitable return to nature.

Fight or Flight is a 13-piece art series that explores themes of isolation, resistance, and community through hand-drawn illustrations, screen printing, and stencil art. Each limited-edition print is uniquely colored, blending urban and rural contrasts in striking visuals.