Describe your work in three words.

Ethereal, Expressive, Spiritual… HEALING. (Okay, that’s four!)

You’re a painter first and foremost, but is there any other artistic medium or expression that is incorporated into your practice?

My work spans murals, textiles, and ceramics. I love exploring different mediums even in nature - like drawing flowing lines in the sand and letting the waves wash them away. There’s something beautiful about those ephemeral moments.

What do most people misunderstand about artists or your art?

The “struggling artist” stereotype is everywhere, but I don’t think you should have to suffer for your work. Art is subjective, and reactions from others aren’t a reflection of you personally. I was a full-time artist for seven years before working casually for Marz, and I’m proud of that journey. Learning to release attachment to others’ opinions has been freeing.

Is there an artwork you are most proud of? Why?

I’m proud of painting large-scale murals for Edwards & Co and Mecca in Sydney, and seeing my work on Art Ink Gin was a thrill. Every piece reflects my personal evolution and the emotions I was experiencing at the time. Being conscious of growth is powerful, and if that shows through in my work—well, that’s something to celebrate.

How does your environment shape the themes and aesthetics of your art?

Nature is deeply healing and inspiring for me. Time spent in quiet, peaceful corners of the natural world brings freedom and fluidity into my work. I aim to capture the rhythms of nature and the ethereal quality of otherworldly realms in everything I create.

Into The Flow. Photography By Takoda Meyer

Various Stacked Artworks. Photography By Takoda Meyer

Is there an artwork you are most proud of? Why?

I’m proud of painting large-scale murals for Edwards & Co and Mecca in Sydney, and seeing my work on Art Ink Gin was a thrill. Every piece reflects my personal evolution and the emotions I was experiencing at the time. Being conscious of growth is powerful, and if that shows through in my work—well, that’s something to celebrate.

How does your environment shape the themes and aesthetics of your art?

Nature is deeply healing and inspiring for me. Time spent in quiet, peaceful corners of the natural world brings freedom and fluidity into my work. I aim to capture the rhythms of nature and the ethereal quality of otherworldly realms in everything I create.

Brian In The Studio. Photography By Takoda Meyer

The Studio. Photography By Takoda Meyer