Art For Sale
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The Showgirl
A$1250.00
Dimensions 90cm (H) x 90 (L) x 26cm (D) 9kg (Weight)
This perched beauty is an enchanting, extravagant & theatrical. She is the epitome of grace settled majestically on her antique newel post. I created this piece after I fell in love with the antique timber newel that was recovered from the historical Tempe House in Wolli Creek, NSW. My love for nature and in particularly birds captured my imagination and the idea of creating a perched pelican on top of the timber grew as did the idea of the ultimate Showgirl created from recycled antique newel base, an old rusted machete for the beak, jewellery, an old brake rotor for the base, old candelabra, rusted metal leaves, reused feathers and an old teapot handle.
Nesting Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo
SOLDDimensions 40cm (H) x 50 (L) x 50cm (D) 9kg (Weight)
This piece depicts the glorious Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo and baby nested in a hollowed log. Our Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo's are sacred, soulful, and beautiful bird. This piece embodies love, change, enlightenment, and new beginnings. Capturing the bond of mother and child and the magnificent wildlife we share our home with. Created from all recycled material including old candelabra, large old pliers, timber, driftwood, reused feathers, jewellery, and old rusted wall décor metal.
Vintage Birdy
SOLD at Steven Street Gallery Yandina
This piece combines found objects—old cutlery, jewellery, and feathers—to create a vintage-inspired bird with a swirling, ornamental tail. The bird emerges from a repurposed bed head, its intricate carvings offering a worn yet timeless backdrop. By transforming discarded materials into a symbol of freedom and grace, the work celebrates the beauty of renewal, and the stories embedded in everyday objects. The swirling tail echoes movement and fluidity, while the carefully curated details evoke a sense of nostalgia, inviting reflection on the interplay between past and present, nature and craftsmanship.
The Peacock
SOLD
Sculptured from recycled materials such as old jewellery, a nutcracker for legs, pliers, a candelabra, and timber—reimagining a vibrant peacock. This piece symbolises transformation, showing how discarded objects can be given new life. The peacock, often seen as a symbol of renewal and spiritual awakening, reflects both beauty and resilience. Each material, from the jewellery to the tools, carries its own history, now part of a larger, interconnected story. Through this work, I celebrate the potential for rebirth and the hidden beauty in the things we often overlook.
Ruffled Russel - The Ruffled Parrot
A$300.00
Dimensions 40cm (L) x 38cm (W) x 12cm (D)
The solitary parrot perched upon weathered driftwood exudes a poignant narrative. Its feathers, ruffled and dishevelled, tell a tale of turmoil and resilience.
Crafted from a mosaic of recycled elements including aged candelabras, feathers, nails, antique cutlery, jewellery, and rusted metal wall adornments.
This piece of artwork speaks volumes about the beauty born from the discarded.
Beyond its surface allure, the lone parrot symbolizes endurance in the face of adversity, echoing the resilience found in nature's most vibrant creatures.
Giddy Up - Running Through the Paddock
A$220.00
Dimensions 50cm (L) x 25cm (H)
This artwork, crafted from upcycled materials, embodies a sense of freedom and joy, depicting a horse in lively motion amidst blooming flowers. Created from a mix of reused elements such as vintage jewelry, repurposed clothing hooks, salvaged horseshoe nails, and weathered bike chain, it rests upon a foundation of camphor laurel timber.
The Two Dancing Brolgas
A$350.00
This sculpture, formed from recycled materials including metal scraps, old tools, and worn jewellery, depicts two brolgas in graceful dance. The brolga is a symbol of harmony, beauty, and spiritual connection to the land. The piece embodies the elegance of these birds as they move in unison, their dance reflecting the balance and unity found in nature. The use of repurposed materials speaks to themes of renewal and transformation, giving new life to what was once discarded. Through the brolgas’ movement, I seek to evoke a sense of celebration and reverence for the earth, inviting the viewer to reflect on the importance of preserving harmony in both the natural world and within ourselves.
The Emu
SOLD at Steven Street Gallery, Yandina
This sculpture, crafted from recycled banksia pods, old pliers, rusty nails, and discarded jewellery, represents both the resilience and transformation inherent in the natural world. The emu, a symbol of strength and grounding, embodies the spirit of survival and adaptation. By reimagining everyday objects as a new creation, this work reflects the interconnectedness of life, the cycles of renewal, and the wisdom found in nature’s endurance. Through the emu's form, I aim to highlight themes of regeneration—finding beauty and purpose in what was once discarded—and the spiritual significance of embracing one’s journey with steadfastness and grace.
Aligned
A$220.00
This artwork, named "Aligned," intertwines driftwood and jewellery, forming a recycled masterpiece.
It symbolises the harmony between nature and human connection, resonating with the essence of feeding our souls.
It encapsulates those serene moments when one feels perfectly balanced and aligned with their spiritual journey.
Moon Goddess
SOLD
Step into the ethereal realm of the "Moon Goddess" where the celestial and earthly intertwine in a mesmerizing dance of light and form. Crafted from repurposed materials, this enchanting artwork invites you to delve into a world where sustainability meets mysticism.
At its heart stands a captivating depiction of a woman, her silhouette illuminated by the moon's soft glow. In her hands, she cradles a boho vessel, a symbol of ancient wisdom and feminine strength. Within its opaque shell, adorned with shimmering diamantes, lies the essence of the moon herself, captured in all her luminous splendor.
Adjacent to her journey stands a magnificent tree, its branches adorned with remnants of bygone eras—old metal, discarded jewelry, and forgotten treasures reborn into a new existence. Like the lady herself, the tree embodies resilience and renewal, its roots firmly grounded in the earth while reaching ever upward towards the heavens.
In the symbolism of the moon goddess, we find the embodiment of feminine energy, intuition, and cyclic renewal. She is the keeper of secrets whispered on the night breeze, the guardian of dreams woven into the fabric of the cosmos. Through her, we are reminded of the inherent connection between ourselves and the natural world, and the eternal cycle of birth, growth, and transformation.
"Moon Goddess" beckons you to embrace the beauty of the night, to surrender to the magic that surrounds us, and to honor the timeless wisdom of the moon goddess within us all.
Little Dragonfly in the Dandelion
SOLD
Within the intricate tapestry of repurposed materials, a metamorphosis unfolds in the form of a dragonfly amidst a field of dandelion blooms.
Crafted from recycled cutlery, reclaimed jewelry, and aged brass fragments, this art piece transcends its humble origins to embody a tale of transformation and resilience.
As the dragonfly, symbolizing adaptability and change, emerges from the amalgamation of discarded elements, it dances gracefully among the delicate dandelion flowers, each bloom representing fleeting moments of beauty and wishes carried on the wind. The camphor laurel timber, once part of a tree's life cycle, now serves as the canvas for this evocative scene, echoing the interconnectedness of all living beings and the cyclical nature of existence.
Through its intricate composition, this recycled art piece invites contemplation on the potential for renewal and regeneration in the face of adversity. It whispers a narrative of hope, reminding us that even from the fragments of the past, new forms of beauty can emerge, resonating with the eternal cycle of life's ever-changing seasons.
Pheasant Coucal - Large Sculpture
A$650.00
Dimensions 77cm (H) x 56cm (W) 92cm (L)Made from Recycled & Repurposed materials. Including old bike cogs, used bike chain, old metal wall candelabras, an old fruit bowl, old straight shears & jewellery sitting on an old piece of painting plank.
Pheasants are symbolic of imagination & creativity.
They always seem so elusive & shy as they scatter into the bushes & shrubs. I always feel lucky when I get to see one in the wild.
This is my first free standing sculpture & I am excited to see where this new style takes me!
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The Elegant Seagull #1
A$220.00
Dimensions 20cm(w)x 30cm(H)
Crafted from reclaimed materials like vintage cutlery, weathered horseshoes, aged costume jewelry, and repurposed photo frames, these charming birds serve as a nostalgic emblem of seaside memories. Evoking the joy of childhood beach outings and the bustling presence of seagull clans swooping down during fish and chip feasts on the shore, they encapsulate the essence of family leisure. Intended to be acquired as a delightful duo, they offer a whimsical touch to any space.
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The Elegant Seagull #2
A$220.00
Dimensions 20cm(w)x 30cm(H)
Crafted from reclaimed materials like vintage cutlery, weathered horseshoes, aged costume jewelry, and repurposed photo frames, these charming birds serve as a nostalgic emblem of seaside memories. Evoking the joy of childhood beach outings and the bustling presence of seagull clans swooping down during fish and chip feasts on the shore, they encapsulate the essence of family leisure. Intended to be acquired as a delightful duo, they offer a whimsical touch to any space.
Little Dragonfly - In the Wilderness
SOLD
"In The Wilderness" breathes new life into forgotten treasures, repurposing old cutlery, discarded jewelry, and weathered brass pieces into a captivating artwork. Against a backdrop of anold weathered timber plank, the piece forms a striking depiction of a dragonfly amidst lush greenery, its delicate wings crafted from the discarded relics of another era.
Symbolising transformation and adaptability, the dragonfly emerges as a poignant emblem within the artwork. Just as it undergoes metamorphosis from nymph to ethereal flyer, so too does this artwork undergo a rebirth, reclaiming materials once deemed obsolete and transforming them into something of beauty and significance. The dragonfly's presence evokes notions of resilience, reminding viewers of the inherent capacity for renewal found in nature and within ourselves.
Through "In The Wilderness," I invite contemplation on the interconnectedness of all living beings and the cyclical nature of existence. As the dragonfly gracefully navigates its surroundings, so too does this artwork navigate the boundaries between art and sustainability, offering a shimmering testament to the potential for beauty in the discarded and overlooked.
Little Boho Honeyeater
SOLD
This piece is “Fiona’s Honeyeater”
Fiona contacted me earlier in the year after seeing my work at Steven Street Gallery in Yandina. She wanted me to create a piece for the entryway next to her front door of her home, but was unsure of what she wanted. We discussed space, size & the fact she wanted to use some of her own jewellery.
Once she was ready she dropped off her jewellery and had decided on a parrot or honeyeater on driftwood as these birds are regulars in her yard. As soon as I opened the jewellery bag, I instantly knew it had to be a Boho Honeyeater & I absolutely loved using the crystals she gave me in the piece as I have never used them before.
He left for his new home today with one very happy owner.
Thank you so much for asking me to create this very special piece for you Fiona
The Boat House
A$500.00
Dimensions 50cm x 40cm
A unique artwork portraying a riverside boat house, complete with a Pandanus tree overseeing the tranquil waters, is crafted entirely from recycled and repurposed materials. Elements such as a weathered washboard, worn horseshoe nails, petrified wood fragments, aged nuts and bolts, retired jewelry pieces, a metal file, and even a concrete support bracket find new life within this creation, all mounted on exquisite Camphor Laurel timber. Inspired by the nostalgic charm of the Maroochydore River's iconic boat houses, this piece captures the essence of leisurely holidays, serene kayaking adventures, and carefree moments spent basking in the sun.
Swimming Against the Current
A$220 .00
Dimensions 30cm (W) x 23.5cm (H)Crafted on camphor laurel, a recycled sardine swims against the current atop an antique brass shower head serving as its display stand. Its journey depicted through antique draw handles as the body, symbolises resilience. An old lock for the fin reflects wisdom, while an aged soldering iron head at the helm suggests transformation through craftsmanship. This piece harmonises past and present, inviting reflection on sustainability and adaptation.
Circle of Serenity
A$225.00
Dimension 34cm (H) 34cm (W)
Made Recycled & Repurposed materials such as an old serving tray, tap washers, an old brake rotor, antique door handle cover & jewellery on a beautiful piece of Camphor Laurel timber.This piece is one that embodies my love for rust and industrial art combined with balance and beauty. I’ve used a combination of an old serving tray and a box of old tap washers I was given, definitely not a normal combination of items to go together. But somehow, they seem to complement each other.There is also something so mesmerising & calming about anything circular to me. The circle is considered a symbol of totality, unity, wholeness...without a beginning or end it is the perfect ultimate symbol.
The Apple Tree & The Sunset
A$225.00
Dimensions 48cm x 40.5cm
Made from recycled & repurposed materials, I have used old rusty wire, nails, screws, horseshoe nails, some extra-large rusted metal washer & jewellery on a beautiful piece of camphor laurel timber. The texture and character of this piece of timber immediately called out to me and I knew straight away it was destined to be a stormy sunset.
What is more beautiful than a sunset that can take your breath away, leave you speechless & if only for a moment, make you calm, and all your worries fade away.
There is no better way to end the day then just taking some time to just breathe and listen to your soul…