Michael is skilled in creative building and constructing with interest in exploring characteristics and potential of various materials. Researching options of solutions and developing his own Do-It-Yourself methods are part of his art-making process. His artistic vision often is implemented through projects of large-scale and/or technical  or material challenge.

Michael has been a great support in curatorial and other artists’ projects where his creative and technical skills have been indispensable on the level of fabrication, props building and installation. Interested in exchange of expertise, he is keen to share his knowledge and skill with fellow artists, especially, working side by side with artists-in-residence @Dog Rocks studio workshop, equipped with a range of tools, to support them as well as mentor in realizing their ideas.

Impermanent Vessels – Rebirth: Projection on Polystyrene Sculpture

Studio testing, April 2014 and Exhibition, May 2014

Impermanent Vessels – Rebirth: Deakin University Waterfront, Geelong, May 2014

Installation views (scaffolding structure for projection room, artist-made aluminium & glass plinths) and Exhibition

Production of Installation for Indoor Ice Sculpture Melt, December 2015

Design, Props building, and Installation for Telematic Embrace – Cafe, George Paton Gallery, Melbourne (with curator Marita Batna), May 2015

Installation of Icosahedron sculpture by Daniela Bertol at Deakin University Burwood, Melbourne. Co-curation and installation of her exhibition BEING, VITRUVIAN at Deakin University Waterfront, Geelong, December 2015, January – February 2016

@Dog Rocks Studio “Hanging Plinth” Installation