When Paul Archer put a call out to local artists to design ceiling tiles for his studio, I contacted him right away. I was inspired to paint a Great Horned Owl I had the pleasure of meeting on my birthday in 2020. A portrait inspired by Daenerys, and the preservation of natural habitat for wildlife, now hovers indefinitely at the Archer Airbrushing studio in Victoria, BC.

It will be an honour for my artwork to grace the halls of Gallery 5 for their Spring/Summer 2023 installation. This installation features 14 artists, and more than 80 pieces of original artwork. This private gallery features a variety of artists, and sits on the 5th floor of the Ministry of Health Building at 1515 Blanshard st, in Victoria, BC. Viewing by appointment only.

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My most ambitious installation to date. Featuring the largest number of my paintings to be displayed at any venue, and was the first time Flynch Art came to Ladysmith.

I was excited to have my artwork featured at one of my favourite coffee houses, Discovery Coffee on Oak Bay Avenue. This installation featured 10 pieces from 3 different series.

My Luminiferous Series is an installation that was on display for an entire year in the interpretive centre at The Raptors in Duncan, which started in September of 2021. This gallery began with a launch show that took place on September 4th, and involved educational talks that featured a live American Kestrel and Western Screech Owl meet and greet. The launch show also featured the incredible artistry of Nusmata(A.K.A. Jarrod Saunders), an indigenous artist from Nuxalk Nation (Bella Coola).

For the month of April(2022), I had a month-long installation of originals and framed prints from my Luminiferous Series at the Stadacona location of Shine Cafe. Shine Cafe has been a favourite breakfast spot of mine for a number of years, with their consistently delicious, gourmet benny menu. I was very excited for the chance to combine two things I love: My art and yummy breakfast!

Launched in 2020, the Takaya Lone Wolf International Arts Festival has featured artwork by over 50 local and international artists. It tells the story of a lone wolf who once lived on Discovery Island, just off the shores of Victoria. Back in 2014, I saw Takaya wandering the streets of Fairfield early in the morning. This connection and his story inspired me to paint a portrait of Takaya for my Luminiferous Series. My painting entitled "Takaya", was featured as part of the festival. This annual event took place on September 18th, 2021.