A studio painting shown in The Knife’s Edge, a curated group exhibition of 25 international artists at Mirus Gallery in San Francisco. The show explored the sharp space between survival and harmony, in a world increasingly defined by extremes. Moonee Night reflects evenings spent in Moonee Ponds, Melbourne. Its palette comes from the soft, hazy tones of an autumn backyard: muted greens, dusty purples and warm earthy shades, set against deep black. Cut planes, sprayed gradients and speckled textures overlap in a controlled structure, where geometry and restraint create a sense of order under pressure. The layered composition echoes the way memory overlaps with place, light with shadow, and calm with motion.
LocationMirus Gallery, San Francisco, USAYear2025MediumSpray paint, enamel and acrylic on canvas
