Paying the Tallyman

The sinuous lines of Paying the Tallyman, an allusion to the Book of Genesis, evokes both male and female forms locked in human conflict between good and evil while hovering above punishing flames.

Poseidon’s Sentinel

An allusion to the seahorse that patrols and watches over the sea.

The Possessed

A female form, witch, temptress and devil, in a seductive pose with a captured heart.

Counterpoise

The rocking to-and-fro nature of this piece with its countervailing geometry evokes the possibility of indecision and ambivalence.

Darling River Landscapes #1

A private commission made from bronze and a red gum burl that came from the banks of the Darling River. This piece depicts the two conflicting landscapes along the river, one natural, the other the man-made irrigation.

Darling River Landscapes #2

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