📍Wangerriburra Country, Tamborine Mountain, QLD

Created amongst the ancient rainforests and waterways of Tamborine Mountain, Symbiosis is a body of work rooted in interconnection.

This collection invites you to slow down and notice the details often overlooked: the delicate veins of a fern, the ripple effect of moving water, the way light dances across the surface of the earth. Each piece was created as both artwork and energetic anchor, designed not only to transform a space visually, but to shift how it feels to exist within it.

Printed on luxurious museum-grade fine art paper with rich matte blacks and exceptional tonal depth, these works are intended for homes, studios, healing spaces, and interiors seeking a sense of grounding and connection to the natural world.

For those drawn to intentional living, quiet luxury, and artwork that carries presence.

Energetic Intentions ✨

Grounding • Reflection • Presence

The Symbiosis collection was created during a season of deep listening to Country — observing how nature mirrors the human experience through cycles, movement, stillness, and regeneration.

Many of these works focus on rainforest as teacher: how a single movement creates ripples far beyond what the eye can immediately see. Others explore the intricate intelligence woven through plant life, reminding us that nothing in nature exists in isolation.

These pieces are designed to gently soften a space while anchoring it with depth, texture, and quiet emotional resonance.

THE COLLABORATION

Within the Symbiosis series, a selection of works have been developed in collaboration with Mununjali Wangeriburra artist Waylene Currie. This collaboration was approached as an act of cultural reciprocity and a way of honouring the Country on which the work was created.

Rather than documenting place in isolation, these works acknowledge the presence of deeper, ongoing relationships held within the landscape. Waylene’s mark-making brings forward stories of water, rainforest, and ancestral knowledge — connecting each piece back to Country, lineage, and the living systems that sustain both land and life.