This post explores the life of botanist Georgiana Molloy, her connection to eco-feminist ideas, and her surprising influence on my work here in the Blue Mountains. From early plant portraits made in Portugal to the colours I’m discovering now, this is a story of women, landscape and creative lineage.

In the Blue Mountains, colour becomes its own kind of time - shaped by eucalyptus haze, shifting light and the joy of discovering a new landscape. This post reflects on travel, creativity and the wonder Georgiana Molloy once called “fairy land,” and how these experiences are already influencing my work.