Sundrenched Solitude
(Bena Hills) 2026 1m x 2m, $6500.

Avalible at https://satchandco.com.au/

The Promise of Warmth.
(Korumbarra, South Gippsland Hwy) 2025. 1.2m x .9m
Winner of the Leongatha Art Show 2026 Best Acrylic.

Finalist & avalible in Heysen Landscape Prize 2026

‘The First light of the day brings with it the promise of a warm hope filled day.’

Between the rolling green agricultural hills of South Gippsland Victoria there are remnants of our once great forests. Here on the side of a busy Hwy a moment of calm beauty shines through as the warm morning light highlights what remains. These small remnants carry the hope of cultivating connection, awe and stewardship of the everyday to help protect what we have left.

Nostalgic Embrace.
 (Greens Bush, Mornington Peninsula) 2026. 91cm x 61cm. $3500

Avalible at https://satchandco.com.au/

A nostalgic pull guides me further under the Eucalyptus arches. My feet and soul know the path ahead. The bush will open its Gentle embrace onto rolling sea of grass topped hills. Curvy gums bow down to shade mobs of kangaroos in beds of bracken fern. I breathe deeply knowing this place and in turn it is knowing me. There is excitement for I am almost back now there. This painting depicts a place of childhood memories a place that helped build who I am today, these small moments in the natural world for a child can guide and transform our future together.

Murrumbidgee Morning.
(Murrumbidgee River Narrandera) 91cm x 61cm. Sold.

Emerge.
(Bass Valley Road South Gippsland) Acrylic on canvas. 1.2m x .9m. $4300

Avalible at https://satchandco.com.au/

‘On a dark day it only takes the smallest of breaks in the clouds for the sun to emerge and brighten the world’.

Bovine Banter.
(Loch Poowong Road) 2025. 91m x 91m. Sold

‘At the cold end of a day, the suns golden light paints velvet hills that are filled with the low melodic calls of bovine banter.

Sheltering Place.
(Loch Hills, South Gippsland) 2025. 62cm x52cm Sold.

‘It is with friends that you can find shelter and comfort from even the heaviest rain’