Juncture

In View
Three hot air balloons rise above an open landscape, weightless and steady. The sky around them is soft with time, textured like an old canvas, as though this moment belongs to another era. There is stillness here, but also anticipation. A sense that something is about to shift.

In Reflection
This image captures a turning point. A juncture. A place where direction is chosen. Not just in geography, but in thought, belief, and identity. Our minds are constantly moving. Building stories, repeating patterns, playing out fears. But every now and then, we arrive at a moment where we get to decide. Do we stay where it is familiar, or do we lift off into something unknown?

This choice is not easy. It takes clarity to even see it, and strength to break from the narrative we have always followed. But this is where possibility lives. Not in certainty, but in the courage to step into what we have not yet lived.

In My Life
Turning points in life rarely announce themselves, yet they carry immense power. I have stood at crossroads where choice felt daunting, where the unknown seemed heavier than the familiar. The rising balloons reflected the freedom that comes with deciding, even when certainty is absent. Juncture continues to remind me that courage is not about knowing the outcome, but about stepping forward anyway.

Recognitions and Exhibitions

Shadow Memories Solo Exhibition - Sydney 2025
Thomson Gallery in Zug, Switzerland 2025
This Is Me in Sydney, Australia 2025
Licensing Expo, Las Vegas 2025
The Artistry, Melbourne 2025
Artist CloseUp Editorial