Gerard’s fine art revolves around two primary mediums: mark-making with charcoal on paper and the creation of luminaires. The immediate intimacy of charcoal on paper influences his luminaires, which creatively reinterpret traditional drawing, painting, and copper etching techniques. The outcome is contemporary work that embodies his illuminated, evocative, and expressive mark-making.

Gerard shares a studio with his partner, Elizabeth Gleeson, on a property bordered by a creek and overlooking a fern gully. Visitors are welcomed into the workshop, gallery, and studio spaces, where many artworks are displayed for viewing and purchase. The experience offers a deeper insight into Gerard’s diverse processes, with the opportunity to discuss collections and commissions in person.

Parking Instructions: Four parking spots are at the end of the street. If these are full, park on Monbulk Road.