Brett Naseby is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative journey spans poetry, visual arts, music, and storytelling. His love for rhyming verse began in 2000 during a transformative trek through Thailand, where he first experimented with playful language to document his travels. Over time, his writing evolved into a distinctive fusion of whimsical storytelling and deeper introspection, culminating in his poetic collection, RHYME.

Brett’s creative path has always been one of exploration. In the early 2000s, his electronic music band, The Far Out Project, earned airplay on Triple J and Rage, but in 2008, he shifted his focus to visual arts, establishing himself as a photographer and video producer. His talent led to his first solo photographic exhibition at Melbourne’s Brunswick Street Gallery in 2012, and by 2014, he had opened his own art gallery. After a creative hiatus, he returned in 2023 with a renewed energy, embracing poetry as a natural extension of his artistic expression.

RHYME showcases Brett’s ability to balance humor, surrealism, and depth. From the absurd antics of My Mighty Moo! to the eerie unease of Alone at Night, his poems weave playful absurdity with thought-provoking undertones. His influences—ranging from Roald Dahl and Dr. Seuss to Edgar Allan Poe and Emily Dickinson—are evident in his ability to craft verses that amuse, unsettle, and inspire in equal measure.

Beyond poetry, Brett continues to push creative boundaries, drawing from his rich experiences across music, photography, and storytelling. Whether capturing a moment through a lens or a rhyme, his work reflects an ever-evolving artistic mind, unafraid to explore the strange, the beautiful, and the profound.