On the 7th of December 2018 a project that I have been working on for about 8 months was unveiled. This was a mix of emotions; on the one hand complete joy and gratitude for the opportunity, the process, what I have learned and experienced along the journey. And of course relief that the unveiling process went so well! You can see the full post with more images >>HERE. Or just watch the unveiling and my speech on the video below. With much gratitude, I thank Ms Archer and the

Late last year I created a modern interpretation of Joseph and Jesus dancing. I have been really surprised how popular it has become. Now that it is school holidays I have been really fortunate to have a bit of hibernation time to create some new artwork. Lately feeling drawn to re-imagine Gospel stories in a contemporary context. After chatting with two women who were both pregnant about two weeks ago the story of the visitation seems to have stuck with me like a child to an

Sometimes there are moments in life when it seems that someone has randomly blurted out 'Plot twist!' I had one of those moments this week... I received an email from the editor of Tui Motu and it turns out that I won an award for a piece I wrote earlier in the year. I'm humbled, grateful and delighted for @tuiMotuMag (highly recommend taking a look). To learn more about the award click HERE. Considering that I almost failed English in High School it's pretty amazing how Gods

Recently I was asked to explore and write a reflection on Youth and Technology. You can view the full article HERE or read below. I hope you will join me on the curiosity train... Teenagers may seem like foreign beings that speak an unknown language, but rest assured they, like all other age groups, seek the same thing – relationship and belonging. They are searching, open, enthusiastic and are often as confused as the rest of us. Currently I am working full time as pastoral