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Nurtur Tea.
Coolum, QLD.
Holy Goat Coffee.
Port Macquarie - NSW.
Thrifter.
Noosa Heads, QLD.
Yorkers Burger Bar.
Noosa Heads, QLD.
A rainy market street for Surface Festival 2023.
Found on the back of the Miami Marketta in Miami, Gold Coast.
‘Bouncers’
Protea pair on 175 x 175cm canvas.
‘Natives No1.’
A new bouquet based on Australian Natives, the first of a new series.
‘Seeing Yellow’
A recent bouquet completed this week consisting of yellows, greens, roses, gardenia, peony’s & more.
‘Tropa’
Inspired by tropical far North Queensland.
‘The Last Finch’
Endangered Gouldian finch among Desert Pea.
Westfield - Mt Druitt, NSW.
Nevertire Water Tower - Nevertire, NSW.
A 25m high water tower painted for the town of Nevertire in NSW. Signifying the town & surrounding areas farming industries which include wheat, cotton & sheep shearing. Commissioned by the Warren Shire Council.
In Full Bloom
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Old Bell Store - Nevertire, NSW.
Draft horse pulled wool dray on the old bell store in Nevertire, NSW.
Sporting Water Tower - Warren, NSW.
A recent sporting themed mural completed in a rural town in NSW.
‘Morning Moment’- A 1920 x 1060mm bouquet.
NRL Grand Finals - Elizabeth Street, Brisbane CBD.
"SUNNY GLITCH“
A recent study made with a collage of multiple images of sunflowers. Oil in wood panel (30 x 30 cm).
Charlie Cameron & the Brisbane Lions - Corner of Ann St and Warner St, Fortitude Valley.
‘We are the pride of Brisbane town’. A Mural painted for the Brisbane Lions 2021 AFL Finals.
Rainbow Lorikeets
If you’ve lived on the Gold Coast or any where down the east coast of Australia, you’ll know what time of day it is when you hear these rainbow chirpy’s of the 5:00pm mark, gathering daily in flocks in coastal pines & marking the end of another day. They are iconic to any Australian. Painted in a little studio in Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast. Aerosol and acrylics on 56 x 76 cm on canvas.
Florals at Oxford 152 - Bulimba.
FIORE - A 1920 x 1060mm bouquet.
Oyama Japanese - Fortitude Valley.
Music Industry college - Fortitude Valley.
A 100 x 100 bouquet.
Four roses
A series of roses painted during the 3rd lockdown in Brisbane.
Function room - Ashmore Tavern.
Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo
Oil on wood panel.
‘Flowers have their way’
Acrylics and spray paint on 1830 x 1010 mm thick primed canvas.
Sunshine plaza - Maroochydore.
Sanctuary Learning - Maudsland.
Based on Queensland natives, I recently worked with playground company Wearthy to create this large mural consisting of native Australian tropical to bushland flora. I used similar colours as to tie the work in with elements of the surrounding gardens, fences and play areas.
‘Flower truck’
A bouquet of flowers painted on a truck. Located on the corner of Harcourt St & Commercial Rd, Teneriffe.
FUpay - Toowong, Brisbane.
An illustrative mural based on things we buy. Located in the foyer of company ‘FU’ located in Toowong, Brisbane.
An industrial feeling.
A recent commission included a bedroom and bathroom room wall in a private home. In this project thick paint and plaster was not used lightly and resulted in layers of built up texture designed to mimic concrete and an industrial, earthy feel. With additional gold river like cracks dividing the monotone walls.
Mei Wei dumplings - Treasury casino, Brisbane.
A recent collaboration with BSPN, a Brisbane and Melbourne based architectural & design firm. Located on the George St entrance to the Treasury casino in Brisbane’s city. This was a contemporary approach to traditional Chinese shoji ( traditional Chinese paper walls ), pulling reference from aged script and weathered Chinese streets. Photos taken by Renee Green @reneegreencreative.
Atherton plaza - Atherton Hills.
A mural based on northern Queensland tropics.
Arana Hills plaza - Arana hills.
A mural based on Queensland natives.
‘Gardenia Radicans’
As Spring in Australia begins, I used mostly unopened buds as reference in this painting of Australian Gardenias.
Acrylics/canvas
61 x 61 cm
‘Slow’
Bikes and umbrellas are in a sense opposites & I get something from seeing them in real life or pictures. A child like memory or nostalgia. I also used them here as symbols representing opposite rainy & sunny days. Both of which I love.
Acrylics/canvas
100 x 100 cm
‘Ivory tower’ - Inspired by Green Peace doco ‘Dirty power: Burnt Country’. a mural painted with Scott Marsh.
A large mural inspired by the Green Peace two part documentary ‘Dirty Power: Dirty Country. Painted alongside Sydney artist Scott Marsh. The wall is located in Chippendale, NSW.
A painting in tribute of the Victoria & NSW fires.
I painted this canvas in tribute to the firemen/women and locals of NSW that battled the devastating fires that steamrolled NSW this past December and January. The photograph used was given to me to use with permission by NSW photographer Nick Moir, his instagram handle can be found here @nampix. His photos include confronting images of events that took place in the fires. This canvas will be on auction at my next exhibition on the 28th of March with all proceeds from the canvas being donated to Wires Wildlife Rescue.
Mural of Cross-fitness champion Tia-Clair.
Located in the epic Crossfit Torian gym in Bowen Hills, Brisbane. This mural Bastian recently completed sits two stories high and watches over the trainers, it’s part of a whole series of murals painted by other Brisbane artists like @drapl, @sofles & @ontheleans. The painting is of Commonwealth crossfit gold medalist Tia-Clair. The project was organised in preparation for upcoming Torian-Pro held this November at Crossfit Torian (@cftorian) (@torianpro).
“Aged Bouquet”
While exploring the rough and tight perks of both spray paint and acrylic Resene I completed a new work this week of an up-close bouquet painted in mostly warm tones resulting with an aged and slightly sepia finish.
Acrylic and spraypaint/canvas
183 x 101 cm
“Napoleons Bouquet”
There is something I find very satisfying in rendering spray paint over and over with layer upon layer in a painting. There is a stigma that enters your head when you look at paint on a canvas painted with a spray can. You can choose to run with it or put the time in to achieve something more defined. Leaving traces of that stigma is something that impresses me when I see it in other artists work. It is - “here is what a spray can does when you don’t try but heres what it looks like when you do”. I think thats what makes art with spray paint so desired and the appeal to people is that story it comes with and I love the idea of that, it can be boring otherwise.
Acrylic spraypaint/canvas
190 x 145 cm.