In Gide’s Dream, a two-headed snake emerges as a symbolic tribute to his children, reimagined in the spirit of a rock ‘n’ roll stone monument, playfully defiant. Kerwick’s distinctive use of color and form creates a world where tigers and serpents seamlessly traverse the realms of reality and mythology. Deeply rooted in his Australian heritage, his work channels the raw expanse of the natural world, transforming it into a stage for surreal storytelling, where the wild becomes both a spectacle and a metaphor.