The endless horizons around Jane's Hindmarsh Island Kumerangk home are defined by the ceaseless movement of water and immense skies. This vastness and the vegetation of the Alexandrina region's wetlands, scrub and bushland, native grasses and her own garden are all an infinite source of inspiration for botanical studies and paintings.

Using a wide range of media on traditional and non-traditional surfaces she explores the detailed patterns made by tangled plant growth, ripples on water, leaf structure and the sheer diversity of colours and shapes found in this immensely variable environment.