Finalist Lanyon Art Prize ACT Winner Tuggeranong Art Award

Embroidered cotton images, etched silver, handmade string.

 Inspired by the domestic history of women. 

Lemon biscuit recipe on silk, etched copper buttons.

Old family recipes handed down and guarded like precious objects.

Sterling Silver, inspired by the Australian Landscape

Sterling Silver, 9ct gold, coral, aquamarine(2), emerald, peridot, diamonds(5). Inspired by the layers of beauty and colour within the ocean POA

A quirky silver neckpiece with three different chairs. Etched, stitched and drawn onto the silver and sitting neatly and lightly around the neck. A drawing in jewellery experiment. $550

Drawing on the symbolism of the sea and sky, this neckpiece merges etched, cast, and formed silver to tell a story of connection and exploration. A cast shell, compass forms, and the Southern Cross echo ancient navigational tools, weaving together science, memory, and the rhythms of the natural world.

Finalist Urunga Small sculpture Prize 202 -Winner Highly Commended.

There’s no big message here. Just an invitation to notice. To find joy in small things. To laugh at a porcelain pair of undies, and then think, “Actually, that’s kind of lovely.”

Because there is beauty in the banal. There is poetry in pegged undies. For Sale POA

Imagine dipping your knickers in porcelain slip and then firing. Add a few domestic pieces and look what you get. Mundane to Extraordinary. POA

Series of three clay vessels, reflecting the Time through the history of Jervis Bay NSW. POA

Porcelain So - I hate Peas!! NFS

A porcelain Collar and cuff depicting the landscape. Memories held and remembered kept here. Detained in stg silver etchings and findings with a handmade string.

What treasures the sea brings in. Tide Gifts celebrates the and immortalizes, through casting and shaping and collecting the gifts from the sea. SOLD

This porcelain sculpture captures the layered essence of the ocean through textural elements. Overlapping forms reminiscent of shells and scales ripple outward from a core of clustered beads and wave-like ridges, evoking sea foam, coral formations, and tidal patterns.

Working in oceanic blues, aquas, and soft greens the piece creates a sense of depth and movement—like looking down through water or across where sea meets sand. The varying textures suggest the ocean's accumulated memory: the persistent cycles of tides, and the rhythmic patterns left by water over time. Part one of 3 POA

A special commission ring for a specific pearl made with clients recycled gold

Custom made bangle using recycled silver, gold and garnet.

We have long adorned ourselves with the earth — pulling minerals from its depths, collecting shells from its shores, shaping stone into symbols of beauty and power. Earth Adornment inverts this relationship.

These large-scale ceramic necklaces are not made to be worn by people. They are offerings — jewels returned to the landscape that inspired them. Laid upon sand, seaweed, and rock, they ask: what does it mean to decorate the earth rather than take from it?

Each piece is hand-built in clay and placed within the coastal environment from which its forms and colours were drawn. The chains — at once industrial and ceremonial — suggest both the binding of the natural world and our deep, inescapable connection to it.

Earth Adornment is a gesture of reciprocity.

Earth Adornment, large scale jewel for the the earth

We have long adorned ourselves with the earth — pulling minerals from its depths, collecting shells from its shores, shaping stone into symbols of beauty and power. Earth Adornment inverts this relationship.

These large-scale ceramic necklaces are not made to be worn by people. They are offerings — jewels returned to the landscape that inspired them. Laid upon sand, seaweed, and rock, they ask: what does it mean to decorate the earth rather than take from it?

Each piece is hand-built in clay and placed within the coastal environment from which its forms and colours were drawn. The chains — at once industrial and ceremonial — suggest both the binding of the natural world and our deep, inescapable connection to it.

Earth Adornment is a gesture of reciprocity.

Textile altars created from scraps, collections and the treasured contents of old sewing boxes — pieces of life, carefully gathered and stitched into meaning.

Textile explorations, hand at the center of everything…cast in silver.