One Night Only was a single-evening exhibition created to launch my artistic career through a collection of my strongest works. Across the exhibition, vibrant colour and texture were used to inspire curiosity and reconnect viewers with their own creativity.

The exhibition was divided into three key bodies of work. Botanica invited viewers into lush, dreamlike landscapes, encouraging moments of pause, reflection, and presence. My dragon paintings explored themes of heritage and identity, drawing on cultural connections that are deeply meaningful to both myself and many of my collectors, a tether between ancestry and imagination.

The final series, Epicurean, celebrated the extraordinary within the ordinary. Inspired by visits to the homes of friends and family, these works draw from memories of bygone eras and the joy of Australia's present culture. They are not simply paintings of objects, but reflections on the conversations, relationships, and shared moments that those objects facilitate.

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These paintings are joyous, refreshing, and invite viewers to see part of themselves within the piece.