Holding the Light
72 x 72 cm
Acrylic on linen
$2100
A low-slung bungalow sits behind a clipped hedge and modest terrazzo fence—nothing grand, but quietly full of meaning and a tuning into the ordinary pulse of contemporary Australian life. These suburban homes, neither urban nor rural, reflect post-war optimism, migration, and layered histories. Midday light turns the façade into a proxy portrait of lived experience, and quiet pride. In a time of rapid change, I want to slow things down, to honour these small, practical architectures that cradle memory, identity, and the everyday stories that shape who we are, and the places most of us call home.
