Creative Artist

Life in Semi-Abstract

Shane Moad’s path into art was certainly not the ‘normal’ course. In 1990, Shane had a bad motorcycle crash that caused major problems with the Neuro system in his body, producing pain throughout for no apparent reason. The injuries sustained in the accident meant that he had to give up his work as a stockman/overseer on Stations in Western Australia. While trying to get a sense of what he could do, Shane took up painting to keep his mind active during the recovery period. “I read a few books at the local library on art, mainly about Australian artists such as Jack Absalom and Arthur Streeton.”

“In a short time

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