Wollumbin
2010 Oils on Linen
Wollimbin was painted in 2010 as an entry to the Wynne Prize.
The painting was bequeathed to the Tweed Regional Gallery in 2015 where it now sits under the shadow of the mountain.
Minyon Canyon
2008 Oils on Linen
A view from the foot of The Minyon Falls, a waterfall on the Repentance Creek. The falls drop over 100 metres over the rhyolite cliffs which were once part of the Tweed Volcano.
Repentance Creek 1
2008 Oils on Linen
In the 1970s the ‘rainbow people’ emerged around Nimbin, seeking a sustainable existence through permaculture, organic produce and alternative lifestyles. They started the forest protection movement resulting in the reclaiming of the Big Scrub.
Repentance Creek 2
2008 Oils on Linen
With it’s western roots in the dairy and logging industries, Repentance creek is now symbolic of the moral victories attained by the early conservation movement.
“You have the power to save the last tiny remnants of nature at her height of creativity – the rainforests.”
First Light
2008 Oils on Linen
Sunrise hits Australia’s most Easterly point, Byron Bay, moments before the rest of the East coast.
Georgina’s Five
1990s
Clean and undeveloped, the beaches of the Byron Shire are free of over crowding high-rises, and today remain almost perfect, idyllic locations.
Byron Bay
1990s
One of the few postcard paintings Geoff produced, his mid nineties rendition of the classic Byron bay lighthouse view remains a beacon of his optimism and love for the area.
“You’re all wonderful.”
Geoffrey David Williams
1942 – 2015