Fi’s work captures the essence of Western Australia’s South West with a vibrant, narrative-driven style that reflects her deep connection to the natural world and regional communities. A painter, maker, and illustrator, Fi finds inspiration in the landscapes, flora, fauna, and stories of Margaret River, where she has lived for over 30 years. Her art explores personal experiences, complex themes, and the nuances of identity and connection, often developing in series over many years. An active plein air painter and group leader, Fi brings the dynamic spirit of her region into every brushstroke, weaving together a vivid dialogue between artist and environment.

A passionate advocate for regional voices and endangered landscapes, Fi’s practice celebrates the quiet beauty and untold stories of community and nature. Her multi-disciplinary approach allows her to tackle multiple bodies of work simultaneously, exploring styles and themes with patience and depth. Represented by Linton and Kay Galleries in Perth, her art is sought after for its ability to evoke a mindful, connected way of being. Whether swimming in the ocean, birdwatching, or nurturing her vegetable garden, Fi’s life is an ongoing conversation with the world that fuels her richly textured works.