A collection of assorted murals painted between 2015 - 2018. From top to bottom;

"Dissection" Bondi Beach Mural, Sydney - 2018

"Open Waters" Collaboration with Rel Pham, Petersham, Sydney - 2017

"Coral Cutie" Commissioned by U-Turn Fashion, Marrickville, Sydney - 2017

"Subtractive Land" Commissioned by Lane Cove Council, Lane Cove, Sydney - 2017

"Untitled" Live Art for Sunday Walls, Chippendale, Sydney - 2016

"Untitled" Collaboration with Rel Pham, Live Art Commissioned for Art, Not Apart, Canberra - 2016

"Jungle" Collaboration with Rel Pham, Petersham, Sydney - 2015

This painting follows themes of power, the act of nurturing and containing. These collectors are an ephemeral God to a distant planet. Each face depicting the various moods and personalities of this Deity-like creature. They have one roll in the universe; to collect data and stay silent. They do not intervene with their observations but that does not stop them discussing the matters that unfold amongst each other. 

A dedication to all my nasty women, all those who continue to fight, defy and resist everyday. I love you and thank you. 💖 

Field of Freaks is a celebration of diversity and love within all female identifying women. This artwork aims to go to the extremes of a persons identity and act as an alter ego. Which one are you? 

Artwork created for the #IllustratedRights exhibition, shown at Good Space Gallery, Sydney, 2017.

You are an underwater explorer, lost and scared. You got distracted and split off from your fellow divers along the way. You are frantically weaving through the seaweed that keeps blinding you. Frustration starts to build and all of a sudden you discover a pink elephant-like blimp. There is stillness - hypnotised, you can breath again. 

The goal of this artwork was to create the narrative of being an underwater explorer and finding a content little creature. A common theme throughout all the Zeke's Lunchbox artworks is stillness and being present. These are snapshots in the Zeke Universe, discovering and heightening moments. You have just found an animal floating, eating and being happy. It's time to relax.

Baby Baphomet was a commissioned artwork by a Sydney photographer, Chrissie Hall. Upon expecting her first child the artist, Zeke, was inspired to create an artwork that was vibrant and brought forth joy, a celebratory beacon for the family to enjoy. 

This artwork was selected by long running print business Avant Card. Known in Australia as a free postcard service that distributes nationwide. The card has been printed over ten thousand times and circulated across schools and cafes across Australia. 

Let me lick you, squeeze you, breath you. 💦 Call 1800-POP-POP for all your boil popping needs. 💥  Samantha is waiting for you - hurry!

Nymphette Call Girl is a piece that was aimed at representing a fictional call girl print ad in the Zeke universe. Samantha is open with no inhibitions and no judgments. She's a down ass bitch who's keen for all your fetish needs.

Z-KreatureZ is an exploration of the sidekick or companion. The accomplice of the typical main character specifically those found in science fiction tales. Traditionally, the sidekick is the counterpoint to the main character, the living mirror that reflects, rebounds and refrains the actions of the main character.

Zeke is fascinated by these ‘background’ characters - even if they are afforded an origin story it is still punctuated by how it fits within the main character’s context. With ‘Cottontail J. Beatrix’ Zeke shifts the focus from the lead to the companion, each painting exhibits these characters within their own context - free from the ebb and flow of the so-called ‘Hero’.

Z-KreatureZ was shown with Rel 'Terhor' Pham as a split exhibition at Lo Brow Gallery in Canberra on the 13th of October 2016. 

Z-KreatureZ is an exploration of the sidekick or companion. The accomplice of the typical main character specifically those found in science fiction tales. Traditionally, the sidekick is the counterpoint to the main character, the living mirror that reflects, rebounds and refrains the actions of the main character.

Zeke is fascinated by these background characters - even if they are afforded an origin story it is still punctuated by how it fits within the main character’s context. With ‘Mystical Menagerie’ Zeke shifts the focus from the lead to the companion, each painting exhibits these characters within their own context - free from the ebb and flow of the so-called ‘Hero’.

Z-KreatureZ was shown with Rel 'Terhor' Pham as a split exhibition at Lo Brow Gallery in Canberra on the 13th of October 2016. 

Wandering on a desolate planet, the atmosphere is thick. Your boots trample on the marshmallow textured terrain. You cut through the acidic bushes and there you find your new best friend. IT'S BABY BALTHAZAR!! K-pop blasts in background as you dance your worries away. 

Z-KreatureZ is an exploration of the sidekick or companion. The accomplice of the typical main character specifically those found in science fiction tales. Traditionally, the sidekick is the counterpoint to the main character, the living mirror that reflects, rebounds and refrains the actions of the main character.

Ayesha & Friends is the Zeke's Lunchbox pursuit of a classic Disney movie with a melange of sci-fi artist, Moebius. This new genre in the Zeke universe has been affectionately titled as "Zisney". 

The portrait of Ayesha has served as a centre-piece for a new animation and documentary project from Zeke, coming out soon in 2018. The animation and documentary centre around the main character Ayesha, she finds herself in a lost world and along the way discovers two strange friends. This painting is to capture the stillness and intrigue of the main character in an otherwise chaotic world. 

Mika - 😈  Outcast, spellbinder, master of the Aphids. Join her in the revolt or lose everything. 

This artwork served as a character study to further explore the Zeke universe. The goal was to create a character that "fit the bill" of what Zeke perceives as a strong woman. An ode to classic fantasy work of Frank Frazette and Ralph Bakshi, Mika is a perfect melange of the old and new aesthetics of science-fiction.

Seeker is a digital painting exploring a character in the Zeke universe. When making the artwork, the artist imagined this as being the cover for a movie poster to a film that never existed. The story and history of this character is up the the viewer to decide. Who is she?