“Paws and Respawn” is part of the series Something Ends, Something Begins, exploring escape, repetition, and the search for presence in distraction. Through intricate mark-making, the work meditates on cycles of withdrawal and return—moments of pause that mask deeper unrest. The piece balances playfulness with tension. It questions what we reach for in stillness, and how humour or play can soften the weight of emotional stasis.
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Limited Edition Prints
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“Baited” is part of the series Something Ends, Something Begins, exploring themes of temptation, vulnerability, and the unseen cost of desire. Intricate mark-making draws the viewer in, revealing quiet beauty within something unsettling. The work reflects on what lures us—and how the creative act can transform finality into something luminous. It holds tension between control and surrender, beauty and brutality.
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Limited Edition Silkscreen Prints
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“End of the Road” is part of the series Something Ends, Something Begins, reflecting on cycles of life, death, and survival. A moment suspended between beauty and brutality, it captures nature’s quiet certainty. Through precise mark-making and isolation of the subject, the work invites reflection on the duality of endings—how loss can also nourish, and how death folds into the rhythm of life.
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“Caught in Headlights” is part of the series Something Ends, Something Begins, reflecting on moments of paralysis in life and art. The piece explores the disorientation of indecision—when instinct falters and time suspends. Through detailed mark-making, the frozen moment becomes worthy of attention, even reverence. It speaks to the quiet power in stillness, and the uncomfortable necessity of pausing before choosing.
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Limited Edition Prints
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