A take on Timothy Morton's theory of the Mesh. The collation of images above has one thing in common. A pattern; a recurring theme; a...

The title of this blog post is an old English phrase advising against the alienation, denial, abolishment of those who we depend on,...

Whilst layering the garden with mulch at its final stage I had a funny thought come up in my head. What can the garden bed teach me from...

I never knew my grandfather, as most kids would. He like most men in my family had the habit of disappearing without communicating on his...

Here is a documentation of my most recent painting's progress in chronological order. From priming the canvas to layering the initial...

I have been noticing the beautiful light that pours through our windows during the golden hour. It may be a cliche but I am never bored...

implenting the value of collaboration when gardening.

The following images are the chronological order I stretched my canvas and primed it. Four layers of gesso, and a sand in between the...

I guess I am openly exposing myself to a semi- crime. There was a labour of love involved and a little bit of silent cussing from me, and...

On the 19th of May, I went to my local plant shop to buy some veggies. I am very new to the game of gardening, but I fell in love with...

Here's a brainstorm I worked on for our class.

The above image is a copy of my brainstorm I was required to undertake for Research Design. I have created a more specific methodology...

no title, Watercolour and Acrylic on Paper, 14 May 2020,21 x 29.7 cm no title, Watercolour and Acrylic on Paper, 17 May 2020,29.7 x 21 cm...

no title, Watercolour on Paper, 11 March 2020, 29.7 x 21cm no title, Watercolour on Paper, 10 March 2020, 29.7 x 21 cm no title,...

So I recently joined the Permaculture New Zealand page on Facebook, and to my surprise, Mon Jansen commented on a query I had regarding...