My recent trip to the Philippines left me seeing the land in a whole new light—from the sound of bamboo to the way light hits the rice fields. It made its way into my nature-inspired paintings, and I’m excited to share this new work with you.
Read the latest interview with Revista Aqua / Aqua Magazine! It features some of my latest artwork plus some other fantastic articles about scubadiving!
Unravel a tale of serendipity with me. Discover how an unexpected package unveiled the story behind a remarkable antique Japanese glass fishing float, sparking inspiration for my latest art project.
Enter the realm of oceanic sharks and rays through 31 captivating artworks, each spotlighting a unique species. Experience the fusion of art and conservation at this touring exhibition, where these striking pieces advocate for shark conservation efforts worldwide.
Introducing 'Afterlife' - a series inspired by Bikini Atoll's metamorphosis, where sunken ships now thrive as vibrant sanctuaries. Explore the transformative essence within each painting as it captures the evolving landscape and resilience of life amidst the wrecks adorned with corals.
In an interview with X-Ray magazine's Gunild Syme, I'm able to sit and actually reflect on the journey of becoming a diver and artist - a journey that's been intertwined but being able to look back by speaking about my art and seeing it arranged as they've done so, gives me perspective and is very gratifying for me as an artist. I hope you enjoy this glimpse into my motivations, why I paint and what it's been like capturing the world underwater for me.
There are so many reasons to become a scuba diver. If you love discovering new places, meeting people from all walks of life, want to experience the rewards of pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, want to strengthen yourself mentally and physically, enjoy the connection to nature and the sense of community, diving is an incredible activity to achieve all of this and more.
Come along with me to the Unesco World Heritage site of Bikini Atoll - site of post WW2 U.S. nuclear testing and now home to a graveyard of WW2 shipwrecks that have become stunning artificial reefs.
