This painting is very special to me. It captures the view across Santorini, where I spent seven unforgettable years living and working. It was also painted as a wedding gift and displayed on the tables at my own wedding in Greece, making it as much a personal memory as it is a landscape.

Santorini has always inspired me with its whitewashed buildings, brilliant blue domes and ever-changing light reflecting across the Aegean Sea. This painting is my way of sharing a place that shaped both my life and my journey as an artist.

I painted this view of Shelly Beach when I was about 25, long before I imagined painting would become my full-time career. Looking back, it's lovely to see how much has changed, while also recognising the things that haven't.

Even then, I was drawn to the way light danced across the water and the feeling of being by the ocean. Those early paintings remind me that my love of the coast has always been there, quietly shaping the artist I've become.

I painted this view of Camp Cove when I was around 25, during a time when I was simply enjoying the process of painting and exploring some of Sydney's beautiful coastline. Even then, I found myself returning to places where the water, light and landscape came together so effortlessly.

Looking back, this painting is a reminder that my connection to the ocean has always been at the heart of my work. While my style has evolved over the years, the inspiration I find in these coastal places has remained the same.

I painted this view of Tamarama while I was living in Sydney's eastern suburbs, where the beach became a familiar part of everyday life. It was one of those places I found myself returning to, captivated by the changing colours of the water, the rugged coastline and the unique atmosphere that each day brought.

Looking back, this painting reminds me of a time when I was discovering my own artistic style. Although my work has evolved over the years, my fascination with light on water and the beauty of Australia's coastline has remained at the heart of everything I paint.

I painted this view of Bondi Beach while I was living in Sydney's eastern suburbs, at a time when I spent countless hours exploring the coastline with my sketchbook and camera. Bondi's energy, vibrant colours and sparkling water made it an endless source of inspiration.

This painting takes me back to those early years of finding my own artistic voice. Looking at it now, I can see the beginnings of the lifelong connection to light, water and Australia's beautiful coastline that continues to inspire my work today.

I painted this view looking north from South Bondi while I was living in Sydney's eastern suburbs, a time when I was constantly drawn to the coastline with my paints and sketchbook. Standing on the headland, I loved watching the changing colours of the ocean and the curve of the beach stretching towards Ben Buckler.

This painting captures not only one of Sydney's most iconic views, but also an important chapter in my own journey as an artist. Even in these early years, I was fascinated by the way light transforms the landscape—a theme that continues to inspire my work today.

I painted this view from the northern end of Bronte Beach while I was living in Sydney's eastern suburbs. It was one of those crystal-clear days when the water sparkled in every shade of blue and the sunlight seemed to bring the whole coastline to life.

Bronte was one of the many beaches I loved exploring during those years, and painting scenes like this helped shape my appreciation for the ever-changing light along Australia's coastline. Looking back, this painting reminds me that my inspiration has always come from the simple beauty of the ocean and the way it can make an ordinary day feel extraordinary.

This painting captures the large rock at the end of Kamari Beach in Santorini, a place filled with special memories for me. I spent seven wonderful years living on the island, and during that time I worked as a massage therapist on Kamari Beach. Day after day, I watched the light change across the water and the volcanic cliffs, taking in a view that never seemed to lose its magic.

Whenever I paint this scene, I'm transported back to those years. It's more than a landscape—it's a reminder of a chapter in my life that shaped me both personally and creatively. The striking coastline, the clear Aegean Sea and the unique volcanic landscape continue to inspire my work to this day.

I painted this cherry blossom as a commission when I was about 26. At the time, I was enjoying the opportunity to paint a variety of subjects, each one helping me develop new techniques and a deeper appreciation for colour, composition and light.

Although my work has since become closely connected to the coastline, I still love looking back at paintings like this. The delicate blossoms, soft colours and sense of quiet beauty remind me of an important stage in my artistic journey, where every commission helped shape the artist I am today.

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I painted this mural on my first born son Noah’s nursery wall. Seemed fitting!