Artwork

Sharon commenced her creative journey in fashion design majoring in theatre costumes RMIT Melbourne. With further education in print making, colour and design. Sharon designed and made pieces of art, using a combination of her new printmaking and her fashion design skills. Sharon soon realized her passion and flair lay in interiors.

Sharon graduated in Interior Decoration and Design, working as an interior decorator and designer in Sydney for over 20 years creating beautiful living environments, her sense of colour and style is unquestionably sophisticated and chic.

Sharon wanted to create beautiful environments blending immaculate interiors seamlessly with outdoor spaces. Her passion led her to garden design. She graduated in Garden Design at Melbourne University, Burnley and most recently has qualifications in Healing Garden Design.

While studying at Melbourne University Sharon became aware of the beauty of nature in the world of microscopic plant cells. She designed and developed artwork and complimenting ranges of fabric which captures and mirrors the essence of nature’s hidden wonder.

During this period, Sharon was diagnosed with breast cancer along with a long time client and now friend, and also another mutual friend. Her sister in law had been diagnosed with breast cancer, twice, within a time frame of eight years. It seems breast cancer is an epidemic, as one in eight people are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

While researching breast cancer, Sharon did not want to fill her head with negative images, she is a firm believer in the power of visualization.  Having researched and developed techniques necessary to bring the magic of individual plant cells to print form she began to experiment with human cells. Sharon’s desire to help others going through their breast cancer journey has led her to capture the innate loveliness of healthy breast cells, these magnificent images are available as prints and as a magical pattern to grace the outside of stainless steel BPA free bottles. For breast cancer survivors and others touched by this insidious disease. Sharon believes the imagery of heathy breast cells will encourage healthy breast tissue. Proceeds from sales of the stainless steel bottles and artwork will be forwarded to breast cancer research.