Available Sculptures
Echo of the Deep - The Common Octopus
Dimensions 40cm (H) x 100cm (L) x 63cm (D) 12kg (Weight)
Echo of the Deep
These beautiful and mysterious creatures embody resilience and transformation. Through fluid adaption, they become one with their surroundings. They echo the hidden wisdom of the deep and the art of becoming unseen.
Carefully created from discarded chains, driftwood, weathered log, rusty wind spinner and an antique brass door handle.
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Magnificent Peacock
Dimensions 43cm (H) x 50cm (L) x 26cm (D) 2kg (Weight)
Born of reclaimed treasures, this peacock embodies the vibrant spirit of the Mount Tamborine wild colony. From silvered cutlery to driftwood and feathers, every fragment carries a story reborn. She stands as a symbol of beauty and renewal, inviting us to see elegance within memory, place, and preservation.
On display and available to purchase from Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
The Shipwreck
This work emerges from the quiet stories held within discarded materials…each element shaped by time, tide, and human touch. Shipwreck is a meditation on resilience, memory, and the unseen energy of the ocean.
Weathered timber, once part of something whole, now carries the scars and textures of its journey. Its erosion speaks of salt, sun, and surrender that echoes the fate of vessels that are claimed by the sea. A large industrial bolt anchors the piece, a symbol of human intention and control, now softened by age and recontextualised within nature’s narrative. Rope, worn and knotted, suggests both connection and tension ties that bind, hold, and sometimes fail.
Delicate strands of jewellery are woven into the form, introducing a quiet contrast of human adornment meeting raw elemental force. These fragments hint at personal stories, lives once connected to objects now adrift in time, much like relics lost to the ocean floor.
The sculpture rests on white cedar, grounding the work with warmth and calm. Beneath the vessel, a suggestion of ocean movement flows inviting reflection on what lies beneath the surface, both physically and spiritually.
At its core, Shipwreck is not about loss, but transformation. It speaks to the ocean as a keeper of memory a vast, spiritual presence that reshapes, reclaims, and ultimately returns. What is broken is not ended, but reimagined
On display and available to purchase from Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
Little Sandpiper
How lucky we are to have such a vast population of shoreline birds that grace our beaches and rivers. The Sandpiper embodies playfulness, adaptability and a lighthearted approach to life's tasks. This bird encourages finding joy and being present in the journey and changes in life.
Volcanic Glass Whale Shark
Dimensions 100cm (L) x 20cm (W) (wall hanging)
This Whale Shark sculpture is crafted from reclaimed timber, fragments of old jewellery, and a volcanic glass necklace materials once cherished, now given new life. The strength of aged wood forms its body, while delicate adornments become markings that echo the whale shark’s celestial patterning.
Often regarded as gentle guardians of the ocean, whale sharks symbolise wisdom, spiritual depth, and calm resilience. Their vast presence carries a quiet reminder to move through life with grace and trust in the currents that guide us. The volcanic glass born of fire and transformation weaves a layer of protection and grounding energy into the piece, honouring both the power and serenity of the sea.
Through recycled elements, this work speaks of renewal, connection, and the sacred rhythm between nature and human story.
The Graceful Whale Shark
Dimensions 12.5cm (H) x 44cm (L) x 15cm (D)
This Whale Shark sculpture is crafted from reclaimed timber and adorned with coral-like embellishments, each element thoughtfully repurposed and reimagined. The warmth and grain of the recycled wood form its powerful yet gentle body, while the coral details echo the intricate ecosystems that whale sharks glide through.
Resting above a weathered piece of driftwood, the whale shark appears to swim effortlessly in open water suspended between sea and sky. The driftwood, shaped by tides and time, becomes both ocean and journey, carrying the story of movement, resilience, and return.
Spiritually, whale sharks are seen as symbols of ancient wisdom, peaceful strength, and trust in life’s currents. Their calm presence reminds us to move steadily, to remain grounded while navigating vast emotional depths, and to honour the delicate balance of the natural world. Through reclaimed materials, this piece speaks of renewal, flow, and the quiet majesty of the ocean’s gentle giant. On display and available to purchase from Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
Resting above a weathered piece of driftwood, the whale shark appears to swim effortlessly in open water suspended between sea and sky. The driftwood, shaped by tides and time, becomes both ocean and journey, carrying the story of movement, resilience, and return.
Spiritually, whale sharks are seen as symbols of ancient wisdom, peaceful strength, and trust in life’s currents. Their calm presence reminds us to move steadily, to remain grounded while navigating vast emotional depths, and to honour the delicate balance of the natural world. Through reclaimed materials, this piece speaks of renewal, flow, and the quiet majesty of the ocean’s gentle giant. On display and available to purchase from Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
The Elegant Pelican
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.
The Blossoming Kookaburra
This recycled kookaburra sculpture embodies joy, resilience, and connection to nature. Its beak of rusty scissors and body of reclaimed timber symbolise protection and renewal. The recycled jewellery and candelabra feathers reflect spiritual beauty and ancestral wisdom, reminding us to find happiness in life's transformations and the power of community.
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Watching from the Shoreline
This sculpture of a Pacific Golden Plover, created from recycled materials such as old cutlery, drill bits, nail scissors, jewellery, feathers, and shell, embodies the resilience and grace of migratory birds that visit the Sunshine Coast waterways. The blue embellishments symbolise the vast journey these birds make, traveling thousands of kilometers from Alaska to rest and feed. This piece speaks to adaptability, patience, and vigilance qualities essential for both wildlife and humanity. It serves as a reminder of the crucial role we all play in protecting our natural world. By respecting these remarkable creatures and their habitats, we honour the delicate balance of life. In its stillness, the sculpture urges us to be present, to observe, and to appreciate the beauty of our environment, inspiring a deeper connection to the wildlife that graces our shores.
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Tulip & Bowral
Tulip and Bowral are a sculptural tribute to place, memory, and the delicate resilience of the natural world. Featuring two curlew’s symbols of mystery, stillness, and the Australian landscape this piece draws on recycled materials to explore themes of transformation and belonging.Each bird is adorned with a collector spoon etched with either a tulip or with "Bowral, NSW," evoking the town’s iconic tulip festival and its enduring charm. These nostalgic souvenirs, once tokens of personal travel and domestic display, are recontextualized here as elements of nature reminders of how human culture and environment intertwine.
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The Two Shoreline White Storks
This piece combines found objects—old cutlery, jewellery, and feathers to create this vintage-inspired stork pair. The birds perched atop a beautifully finished piece of driftwood. 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. Their long, graceful legs echo movement and fluidity, while the carefully curated details evoke a sense of poise, inviting reflection on the interplay between past and present, nature and craftsmanship.
SOLD at Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
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Two Gliding Manta Rays
This sculpture of two manta rays gliding above driftwood is created from reclaimed timber, each curve carefully shaped to capture their effortless, wing-like movement. Suspended over weathered driftwood, they appear to float in quiet synchrony as though carried by unseen ocean currents.
The driftwood, softened and sculpted by time and tide, becomes the sea itself a symbol of life’s journey, resilience, and surrender to natural rhythms. Above it, the manta rays move as one, embodying harmony, freedom, and trust.
Spiritually, manta rays are often seen as symbols of grace, intuition, and emotional depth. Their fluid motion reminds us to navigate life with gentleness rather than force, to trust our inner guidance, and to rise and fall with the currents instead of resisting them. Together, these two forms speak of connection whether partnership, family, or kindred spirits moving side by side through the vastness of experience with quiet strength and unity.
The Coral Curlew
Dimensions 32cm x 40cm x 14cm
Graceful yet curious, Coral Curlew celebrates coastal beauty and creative renewal. Crafted from recycled jewellery, timber, feathers, and an old earring stand, this striking bird perches with character and charm. Its delicate form—held together by repurposed pliers—echoes the harmony between resilience and reinvention, reminding us that even discarded objects can find new life and elegance.
Humpback Highway
Dimensions 45cm (H) x 27.5cm (W)
Each year, humpback whales' journey along Australia’s east coast from Antarctica to the Great Barrier Reef, gracing the Sunshine Coast on their way north. Humpback Highway captures this majestic migration through a tapestry of recycled jewellery and vintage souvenir spoons, each piece representing coastal landmarks along their route. Set against richly grained timber, the whales glimmer with the stories of both sea and shore, celebrating movement, memory, and renewal.
The Quirky Guinea Fowl
This quirky guinea fowl is made from a mix of recycled treasures... timber, old tin snips, feathers, bits of jewellery, and a pair of well-worn blacksmithing tongs for legs. Each piece carries its own history, and together they form a scrappy little character full of life.
In many cultures, guinea fowl are seen as watchful, protective birds that are alert, noisy guardians of the yard. I like to think this one carries a bit of that spirit too, standing proudly while giving forgotten materials a second life. It’s a playful celebration of creativity, renewal, and the idea that even discarded things can still have a story to tell.
On display and available to purchase from Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
Willie the Wagtail
Dimensions 20cm x 15cm x 15cm
This little Willie Wagtail is crafted from reclaimed timber, jewellery and discarded metal pieces, giving new life to forgotten materials. Its spirited pose and embellished details echo the bird’s natural curiosity and charm. By blending rustic textures with ornate elements, the piece celebrates the beauty of resourcefulness transforming remnants of the past into a lively, character-filled creature that feels ready to flick its tail and explore the world.
Sold at Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
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Little Shoreline Bird
Perched on the shoreline looking out from the cliffs, this little shoreline bird embodies the calmness that envelopes us as we quietly sit and watch the ocean.
Sold at Seaview Artists Gallery, Moffat Beach.
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Little Stingray
These graceful creatures embody fluid motion reminding us to navigate life with gentleness rather than force, to trust our inner guidance, and to rise and fall with the currents instead of resisting them.