Based on Old Ellenbrook Road in Margaret River, SibboArt is rooted in a landscape rich with history and natural beauty. Working out of an old sheep shearing shed, I draw inspiration from the textures of the land—winter creeks, hidden waterfalls, and the rugged charm of the bush.
With a background in engineering and architecture, design and construction, my art is a meeting point of structure and creativity. What began as steampunk-inspired pieces made from upcycled and rusted materials has evolved into more deliberate and contemplative works. I am fascinated by the interplay between mechanical form and organic decay, and my sculptures often echo this balance.
Visitors to the studio can wander the sculpture walkway, where industrial remnants, engineered forms, and weathered materials are transformed into stories set against the wildness of the landscape. Each piece reflects a journey — from the precision of design to the unpredictability of nature, and from function to artistic expression.
SibboArt is about celebrating the imperfect, the aged, and the engineered, all grounded in the raw beauty of Margaret River.