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Inspired by the textures and rhythms found in nature, 'Formations of a Creek Bed' captures the shifting patterns of land...
24/07/2026

Inspired by the textures and rhythms found in nature, 'Formations of a Creek Bed' captures the shifting patterns of land and water in an expressive and atmospheric way.

There’s a softness to the composition, but also movement - layers of colour and mark-making working together to create something that feels organic, grounded and quietly immersive.

Artwork: Formations of a Creek Bed
Approx. sheet size: 75 x 56cm
$275

Artist Credit: Janie Miller

Poss Keech’s paintings balance softness and energy - delicate floral forms layered with expressive mark-making and intui...
22/07/2026

Poss Keech’s paintings balance softness and energy - delicate floral forms layered with expressive mark-making and intuitive movement.

Artist Credit: Poss Keech

We can’t stop looking at this one...Welcome Bethany Herford - a portrait artist whose work draws you in and holds you th...
20/07/2026

We can’t stop looking at this one...
Welcome Bethany Herford - a portrait artist whose work draws you in and holds you there. 👀✨

gouache paint on A3 watercolour paper!

Artist Credit: Bethany Herford

Smoke, embers and scorched light fill this atmospheric landscape by Kristy Osseweyer. There’s an emotional honesty in th...
17/07/2026

Smoke, embers and scorched light fill this atmospheric landscape by Kristy Osseweyer. There’s an emotional honesty in the way she paints these scenes - capturing not just what fire looks like, but what it feels like.

Inspired by the Australian environment and shaped by her experiences as a volunteer firefighter, Kristy’s works hold both tension and resilience.

“The Day the Sky Burned”
30in x 48inch

Artist Credit: Kristy Osseweyer

There is a beautiful sense of movement within Kath O’Donnell’s work - fluid, shifting forms that feel as though they are...
15/07/2026

There is a beautiful sense of movement within Kath O’Donnell’s work - fluid, shifting forms that feel as though they are dissolving and reforming in real time.

Through experimental digital processes, Kath explores ideas of habitat, placelessness and interconnectedness, creating works that challenge the boundaries between physical and virtual space.

Artist Credit: Kath O’Donnell

Roxanne Lillis paints from a place of memory, loss and regeneration. Inspired by the bushland surrounding her studio, he...
13/07/2026

Roxanne Lillis paints from a place of memory, loss and regeneration. Inspired by the bushland surrounding her studio, her layered abstract works reflect both the devastation of bushfire and the quiet resilience of nature returning. Rich reds, deep blacks and luminous light emerge through expressive oil glazes, creating paintings that feel both raw and deeply alive.

Artist: Roxanne Lillis

Karen Alexander’s sculptural practice is grounded in connection - between people, place and material.Whether working in ...
10/07/2026

Karen Alexander’s sculptural practice is grounded in connection - between people, place and material.

Whether working in ceramics, bronze, plaster or stone, her works carry a strong sense of humanity and presence. Even within the simplicity of form, there is emotion, weight and story.

Artist Credit: Karen Alexander

Painting both en plein air and in the studio, Jodie Kilmister uses her time outdoors as a form of visual note-taking - g...
08/07/2026

Painting both en plein air and in the studio, Jodie Kilmister uses her time outdoors as a form of visual note-taking - gathering colour, atmosphere and fleeting moments from the Southern Highlands landscape.

Her watercolours have a wonderful sense of openness and light, balancing careful observation with expressive simplification.

Artist Credit: Jodie Kilmister
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Inspired by the colours and textures of the natural world, Yolande Clarkson’s Rockpool series blur the line between art ...
06/07/2026

Inspired by the colours and textures of the natural world, Yolande Clarkson’s Rockpool series blur the line between art and landscape. Rich glazes, organic forms and earthy surfaces invite a sense of calm, curiosity and connection to place.

Artist: Yolande Clarkson

Against a dark and rain-soaked backdrop,Kate Friesenecker’s expressive use of colour and brushwork captures not only the...
05/07/2026

Against a dark and rain-soaked backdrop,
Kate Friesenecker’s expressive use of colour and brushwork captures not only the physical scene, but the emotional weight and atmosphere within it.

Artist Credit: Kate Friesenecker

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