Two figures drift in and out of view, their silhouettes softened by gold like old film exposed to sun and salt. A board rests between them, a shared anchor, a quiet bond. Twin Keel captures the fleeting moments before a paddle-out, where conversation fades, connection settles in, and time feels suspended. A study in companionship, ritual, and the way surfing holds people in the same rhythm, even in silence.
Title: Twin Keel Gold
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A solitary figure sits suspended between water and sky — small, still, and quietly resolute. Solo Surfer captures the pause between sets, where time slows and the ocean becomes a place of reflection rather than motion. The muted monochrome sea grounds the work in memory, while the hand-worked gold surface above introduces a sense of weight, value, and permanence.
This piece is not about the wave, but the wait — the moment surfers know well, alone with their thoughts, held by the ocean. It speaks to solitude, patience, and the quiet power of choosing to sit with the elements rather than conquer them.
Title: Solo. Surfer
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Original Polaroid photograph, hand-painted and worked with metallic gold leaf on fine art substrate. Finished and presented in a floating black box frame with gold fascia.
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World wide delivery available.
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Title: Paddling Girl Noosa
A soft, blurred figure moves across a field of gold, caught between motion and memory. The piece captures the quiet power of a lone paddler—weightless, distant, and drifting toward somewhere unseen. A study in calm, escape, and the slow pull of freedom.
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Gold Acrylic leafing over polaroid photography print. Framed in Black Oak, floating frame with gold frontage.
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Delivery can be organised for anywhere in the world, a quote will be given post order being placed.
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Larger sizes are available on request.
A solitary figure balances on a dark board, suspended in a sea of gold. The form is blurred, fading, almost memory like, a tribute to the surfers we once were, the moments we carry, and the pieces of ourselves that linger long after the waves are gone. A quiet meditation on nostalgia, identity, and the echoes of past lives.
Title: I Used Too Surf
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Gold Acrylic leafing over polaroid photography print. Framed in Black Oak, floating frame with gold frontage.
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Delivery can be organised for anywhere in the world, a quote will be given post order being placed.
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Larger sizes are available on request.
A figure hangs weightless against a field of gold, caught between earth and air, past and possibility. Jumping Girl captures that split-second of pure instinct and joy, the kind of movement born from sunshine, saltwater, and childhood afternoons when the world felt wide open. A study in freedom, play, and the fleeting moments we spend suspended, before gravity brings us home again.
Title: Jumping Girl
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A lone figure drifts across a vast field of gold, her form dissolving into gesture and memory. Words, half-buried, half-revealed, float beside her like echoes of a story only she knows. The piece captures a moment suspended between movement and meaning, where beauty isn’t declared but discovered in the spaces between. A study in presence, distance, and the quiet poetry of watching someone move through the world.
Title: Sierra Bali
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