HEADLAND (2026)

Acrylic on canvas
110 × 125 cm
Framed in black Tasmanian oak

“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field.”
— Rumi

A composition of coastline, architecture and open sky.

Headland explores the meeting of built form and landscape through a language of simplified geometry and restrained colour. Inspired by Mediterranean architecture and coastal horizons, the work evokes a place that feels both timeless and remembered.

Quiet yet commanding, the work rewards prolonged viewing, bringing a sense of calm, permanence and light to contemporary spaces.