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Countdown
Begun in 2000 and stretching through to 2016, this body of work draws its content from environmental and social issues of the times. Several of these works take the form of 'countdowns' - where numbers lurk just below the surface of the paintings, counting down, towards zero. The use of carefully modulated colour harmonies moves these works beautifully towards unhappy endings. Dealing with such topics as the introduction of exotic species, the degradation of the earth's atmosphere, clear-felling of ancient Tasmanian forests (Styx) and others, these works have fed directly into 'The Meaning of (Still) Life: An Unnatural History' series of works, currently in production.
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Lantana (Biodiversity Lost)
10 Panels (Each 50 x 40cms) describing the threat of Lantana to QLD Rainforests. Oil on composite board

Lantana detail 'Two'

Anthrax for Sale
Oil on Ply (7 panels - each 20 x 20cms) Variable dimensions. Concerning the 2001 'Amerithrax' incident. - Available

Cyathia Excilis
Acrylic on Plywood 120 x 40cms Highlighting the plight of an endangered tree fern from Nth QLD - Available

Styx
105 x 63 cms Addressing the clear-felling of ancient Tasmanian Forests - Available

Anthrax for Sale #2
Triptych - 45 x 20 cms Oil on plywood with saw-cut ply numbers. Concerning the 2001 'Amerithrax' incident. - Available
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