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This one belongs to a series of three works I did when I was at Monash studying Fine Art. We were asked to do a series of abstract paintings that was in a series of three or more and showed progression over time on a subject matter that we were particularly passionate about. I chose the environment!

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This is a very special piece that I did as an anniversary present for my partner!

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This is a very special piece that I did as an anniversary present for my partner!

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This is one of many minimalist paintings I did In Lorne, Victoria from about 2007-2009. I lived there for about 3 years and did a series of paintings out in the Otway National Forest taking inspiration from the colours I saw.

This one belongs to a series of three works I did when I was at Monash studying Fine Art. We were asked to do a series of abstract paintings that was in a series of three or more and showed progression over time on a subject matter that we were particularly passionate about. I chose the environment!

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This one belongs to a series of three works I did when I was at Monash studying Fine Art. We were asked to do a series of abstract paintings that was in a series of three or more and showed progression over time on a subject matter that we were particularly passionate about. I chose the environment!

This one belongs to a series of three works I did when I was at Monash studying Fine Art. We were asked to do a series of abstract paintings that was in a series of three or more and showed progression over time on a subject matter that we were particularly passionate about. I chose the environment!

This is a very special piece that I did as an anniversary present for my partner!

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This is one of many minimalist paintings I did In Lorne, Victoria from about 2007-2009. I lived there for about 3 years and did a series of paintings out in the Otway National Forest taking inspiration from the colours I saw.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This is one of many minimalist paintings I did In Lorne, Victoria from about 2007-2009. I lived there for about 3 years and did a series of paintings out in the Otway National Forest taking inspiration from the colours I saw.

This is one of many minimalist paintings I did In Lorne, Victoria from about 2007-2009. I lived there for about 3 years and did a series of paintings out in the Otway National Forest taking inspiration from the colours I saw.