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Across the Night
Across the Night is part of my Between Two Homelands series, exploring memory, distance and the connections that remain between places we have called home.
Framed by an ancient stone arch, Brisbane’s Story Bridge appears against a deep night sky, its lights reflected across the water below. The contrast between the weathered architecture and the illuminated bridge brings past and present into the same space, one carrying memory and heritage, the other suggesting movement, connection and the possibility of crossing.
The bridge becomes more than a physical structure. It represents the invisible links we maintain across distance: between countries, cultures, memories and the different chapters of our lives. Even when separated by geography, those connections continue to travel with us.
Across the Night reflects that quiet sense of belonging to more than one place, and the pathways, both visible and unseen, that continue to connect them.
Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Dimensions: 50 × 40 cm
Presentation: Framed and ready to hang
Across the Night is part of my Between Two Homelands series, exploring memory, distance and the connections that remain between places we have called home.
Framed by an ancient stone arch, Brisbane’s Story Bridge appears against a deep night sky, its lights reflected across the water below. The contrast between the weathered architecture and the illuminated bridge brings past and present into the same space, one carrying memory and heritage, the other suggesting movement, connection and the possibility of crossing.
The bridge becomes more than a physical structure. It represents the invisible links we maintain across distance: between countries, cultures, memories and the different chapters of our lives. Even when separated by geography, those connections continue to travel with us.
Across the Night reflects that quiet sense of belonging to more than one place, and the pathways, both visible and unseen, that continue to connect them.
Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Dimensions: 50 × 40 cm
Presentation: Framed and ready to hang