I bought this dishwater from Deagon by Andrew Neilan

Andrew Neilan is a self-taught artist painting since 2017, working in acrylic and now oil. He has been exploring portraiture through a series of self-portraits that are almost caricatures and he says may even be considered demeaning. He tries to represent artworks that go beyond a static likenesses but explore emotions and situations that aren’t normally represented. Highlights of his career to date include being selected as a finalist in the Doug Moran Prize and the Brisbane Portrait Prize and being an Art from the Margins award winner.  His painting painting incorporates elements that are familiar to Brisbane living such as our distinctive local architecture.
He says of making this work: “Personal elements have been included to give an insight into my personality, that I can’t swim or don’t want to play the ukulele but am good at bonsai, that I am cheap and a keen recycler. The overall composition was setup because it is funny but also leads to the ludicrous story of the spare part dishwasher fiasco where any rational person wouldn’t have wasted their time on a number of failed repairs on a dishwasher but would have just got a new one.”