Artists & Studios

In the early 70s, the nuns at St Mary’s didn’t quite know what to do with an inquisitive Ballardong Noongar boy. Putting me in a corner with some paper and a crayon seemed the easiest way to shut me up. That crayon turned into a paintbrush I haven’t put down since. I paint abstract landscapes. Acrylics and ochre create stories of boodja (country), the interconnecting elements of the land and the pathways forged by my ancestors from two cultures.