Bullman Rd, a drawing on paper created with charcoal and soft pastels, captures a place that no longer exist. The house has burnt down, the dairy cows are gone, and many of the people have passed. Now, it can only be accessed through childhood memories, viewed through the lens of an adult reflecting on the past.

The drawing evokes nostalgic details: milky tea, endless rolled cigarettes, pigs and dogs roaming freely around the house. Abandoned cars lay in the paddocks, and the pronounced neglect of gardens and sheds. At the heart of the piece is a gnome, traditionally a protector of farms, which stands as a symbol of both childhood fairytales and an underlying unease, representing the clever and sometimes unsettling nature of mythical creatures.

Bullman Rd blends innocence and loss, offering a poignant reflection on what remains in memory and what has been lost to time.