Blackened Clay Australian art Ink Tide works in near-darkness

Ink Tide works in near-darkness — a vast field of black on black where two gestural sweeps of ink move across the surface like weather

oak or black): 50 × 70cm | 75 × 100cm | 90 × 120cm | 100 × 140cm

energetic and visually arresting — it commands a wall

Where Quiet Spectrum I scatters light

Dawn Haze captures that specific quality of early light — when pink hasn't decided whether it's pink yet

Blackened Clay Australian art Ink Tide works in near-darknessBlackened Clay is a study in contrast and depth raw, elemental tones of charcoal, burnt umber and aged bronze layered together with an almost geological intensity. There is weight to this piece, and presence. It commands a wall without demanding attention, drawing the eye in slowly as the layers reveal themselves. This is a work made for considered, sophisticated interiors. Its dark, smouldering palette works powerfully against rich timber panelling,