Paintings

In November of 2019 I found myself unable to create with fibre due to a injury from repetitive movement. After returning home from a celebration of life for the sibling of a close friend from my youth, I found myself desperately needing a creative outlet to process my feelings, so I picked up a brush. This is something I’d sworn I’d save for late in life, but we really don’t know how long we’re here for, do we? As we entered the pandemic I began exploring paint and found a obsession that brings me incredible solace. Below is a collection of many of the works I have created since that somber day in late 2019.

2026

Fires Burning, Fires Burning (Response to the Nova Scotian 2026 Budget cuts to arts, culture, heritage and the department of wildlife), 2026. Each fire marks a Nova Scotian museum under threat from funding cuts.
Defining Boundaries (Antarctica), 2026
Snowstorm on Feb 14th, 2026
Snowstorm on Feb 14th (In progress), 2026
Drake Passage 2026
Vanuatu, 2026
SO2 from Kilauea on Jan 29th, 2026

2025

2024

2023

Forest Fire – May 28th, Study #4, 2023
Forest Fire – May 28th, Study #3, 2023
Forest Fire – May 28th, Study #2, 2023
Forest Fire – May 28th, Study #1, 2023
Thunder Rolls, 2023
Silver Lining, 2023
A Sign of the Times, 2023
Receding, 2023
Laneway Between the Mounce Mansions, 2023
Titanic Expectations, 2023
Avondale Spire, 2023
Washout, 2023

2022