About
I am a visual artist born and raised in Sydney. I spent 13 years on Norfolk Island and lived in various places before settling into the Riverina in 2014.
I am both self-taught and have studied in various art forms including portraiture, abstract, illustration and various mediums. My art journey has always given me a grounding and sense of purpose, as well as being a survival mechanism.
Looking ahead, my interests lie in further development of hyperreal, installation work and study of the human form.
Residing in Holbrook, I am a volunteer in my community. Along with art, music has also been a passion of mine, which I present a radio show on a Friday evening playing electronic dance music.
I hope my work will be able to inspire others.
past clients
Below is a list of organisations I have produced commissions for and worked with:
Albury City Council
Museum of Riverina
Norfolk Island Philatelic Bureau
Private commissions
Various voluntary work with schools and community groups.
Active member of Holbrook Art Group
What people say
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It is perhaps the greatest piss-take of the rich, the powerful and the ugly since the late Barry Humphries brought us the alcoholic and wonderful Sir Les Patterson, with the 2026 Bald Archy Prize attracting a record 70 entries this year.
Not surprisingly, it’s mainly politicians who are targets and who receive the most scathing treatment.
Bronwyn Berg brings a new meaning to the term “seats of power” with her porcelain bench line-up of Anthony Albanese, Barnaby Joyce, Pauline Hanson and Sussan Ley in adjoining stalls.
Brendan Gullifer – Daily Telegragh
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- ‘She has encapsulated the inner workings of four of Australia’s most topical politicians in her entry’
Chelsea Wilson – Border Mail
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Mixed Media
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Creative Space
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Interior Design
