Over the next few weeks, my website will begin to change. Some updates will be small and practical. Others will be more visible. Together, they mark a clear shift in direction, from a gallery or studio identity toward a stronger, more personal artist identity. This change has been building for some time. It comes from a mix of artistic direction, feedback, and renewed focus. Now that my vision is restored, it feels like the right time to place my name at the centre of the wor

On Friday, 21st August, at about 8.30 am. Please refer to incident number SAP-260-021-641 when contacting SA Police. I was riding my disability tricycle in Carrickalinga, commuting with my dog. I was stationary and about to turn into a shared pedestrian and bike path at the corner of Carrickalinga Road and Riverview Drive. A driver travelling in the same direction, but on the wrong side of the road, hit me from behind. The driver did not stop. A very dirty, old-model white ut

After months away from my artist studio, I finally stepped back inside. The space felt unfamiliar, partly because I had avoided it due to frustration with my eyesight. Today, I cleaned and reorganised the studio, preparing to make art again. This simple act of tidying sparked a wave of inspiration and reflection about where my art is headed next. Clearing clutter and refreshing the workspace often marks a turning point for many visual artists. It can bring clarity, new ideas,