Scroll through the highlights of some of my most proud & meaningful collaborations - working with brands, organisations and communities to bring Aboriginal art to new spaces while honouring culture, storytelling and Country.
One of the largest custom pieces I've worked on, at 3 and a half metres, this piece had to be stretched and framed on-site. Two hero artworks, Seeds & Footprints, tell the story of RLB and welcome visitors to their new Melbourne headquarters. See more...
I'm so proud to finally reveal that I am the first male Aboriginal artist to collaborate with Peter Alexander! My artwork, Saltbush has been transformed into luxury men's & boy's pyjamas in a now sold out collection!
Seeing my animated artwork, Country & Ocean lighting up Sydney is wild.
Currently on display across 1 Market Street, 135 King Street and 420 George Street thanks to Art Pharmacy & Sugar Glider Digital | Photography by Jacquie Manning See more...
My biggest mural installation to date! A 12 metre long design displayed at the entry to TAFE in Port Augusta. Read more...
So overwhemingly proud to finally unveil the Blanchard Racing Team's Ford Mustangs that will be racing in the Darwin Triple Crown wrapped in my artwork "Two Tribes"! Read more...
My digital design "Interconnected" has been animated and is now displayed on this huge screen in Melbourne thanks to Sugar Glider Digital! Read more...
Presten Warren, Violet Buckskin and Jaylene Ware were selected from a pool of more than 50 incredible Aboriginal Artists. They brought our ‘Build. Move. Connect.’ tagline to life through their unique skills and rich storytelling. Read more...
A celebration of travel’s power to connect people across cultures, created for Booking.com’s first Reconciliation Action Plan in Australia. The artwork reflects the shared paths we take, the communities we meet along the way, and the respect for Country that underpins every journey. View RAP...
An exclusive partnership featuring my artwork throughout Meriton Suites hotels across Australia. The designs will also extend to homewares like scarves, cups, and even an animated version of the artwork playing in lobbies, bringing Aboriginal storytelling into everyday spaces. Read more...
My first contract with the Australian Government! This artwork embodies the NDIS and the crucial work they do for our country and has been used throughout their Reconciliation Action Plan and more. Read more...
Tjukurpa is the foundation of Anangu culture, encompassing law, knowledge, and connection to Country. I was chosen from a large pool of talented artists to create a framed artwork and a 6.5m mural surrounding these concepts in collaboration with AECOM, the same company who rebuilt the World Trade Centre. Read more...
My first Reconciliation Action Plan artwork! Commissioned to visually represent SA Power Networks' RAP, this artwork was used in their corporate identity and even wrapped around a Tesla, Hino trucks and is displayed 6 sotries high on the head offices huge digital billboard as a statement piece for reconciliation and progress. Read more...
A commissioned artwork for Bupa’s immigration health screening office in Adelaide, welcoming new arrivals to Australia with a piece that embodies family, connection, and new beginnings. Read more...
Created for their First Nations Strategic Plan, this digital artwork symbolises progress and unity. A print of this piece is proudly displayed in Atlanta, showcasing their commitment to Indigenous representation and global connection. Read more...
Commissioned to highlight the connection between the unique landscape, sustainability efforts, and cultural heritage of the Eyre Peninsula. This artwork reflects the symbiotic relationship between the land and its people, emphasising conservation and respect for Country. Read more...
Licensed artwork applied at their mine site, connecting their operations to the cultural significance of the land. The piece reflects the deep respect for the earth's resources and the traditional stories tied to them. Read more...
Oak Dam has listed heritage sites scattered across Country which are protected sites of significance for Aboriginal people. These sacred sites are associated with song lines & stories, ceremonial sites, conception, birth and death sites and ancient artefacts like spearheads and stone tools have been discovered in these areas. My artwork has been fixed to the barriers to form a protective circle around the sites where my ancestors once walked. Read more...
My design on the Kokatha/BHP lab courier truck which travels 365 days a year! This piece represents connection, safety and working together on Kokatha Country. Browns, reds and oranges represent the distinct ochre dirt of the South Australian deserts while blues represent waterholes, rivers and lakes. Journey lines symbolise the paths we travel, past, present and future. Read more...
One of my first public installations at Westfield Marion in Adelaide! My pride themed artwork 'Spiritual Pride' was featured in a glass case with a huge matching floor decal as part of Westfield's Art Story! Read more...
My second exhibition held exclusively at Jacob's Creek Cellar Door in the Barossa Valley saw 50 guests attending the opening night and the entire collection selling out! Read more...
I acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land we live and work on. I extend my respects to Elders, both past, present and emerging; and recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.