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Parita Thakkar

Melbourne

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Parmis Keshavarzi

Hornsby

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A quiet meadow painted in soft washes and natural textures, capturing the gentle rhythm of grass, light, and stillness.

Dreamy Meadow

Parmis Keshavarzi

Watercolour, 44.5cm (W) x 32.2cm (H)

A$210

“Golden Meadow” is a delicate watercolor study painted on professional watercolor paper.
Using soft washes, subtle blending, and touches of masking fluid to create the shimmering wildflowers, the artwork captures a serene field bathed in warm golden light.

Tall grasses sway gently in the breeze, each blade highlighted with sparkling drops of light. The sky above, layered with deep blues and shifting clouds, feels heavy with the promise of rain — a moment of quiet transition.

This landscape reflects the calm rhythm of nature and the gentle passage of life with its highs and lows, offering a peaceful escape and a reminder of the beauty found in simple moments.

Golden Meadow

Parmis Keshavarzi

Other Media, 44.5cm (W) x 32.2cm (H)

A$240

A monochrome ink landscape showing a quiet riverside with trees, reflections on the water, and two small cabins in the background.

Quiet Riverside

Parmis Keshavarzi

Ink, 32.2cm (W) x 44.5cm (H)

A$230

“Dry Tree Under the Moon” is a monochrome ink landscape painted in warm sepia tones. The artwork portrays a quiet riverside at night, where a bare tree stands gracefully on a small island under the glowing full moon. Soft washes of ink create distant hills and misty reflections on the water, while darker, expressive brushstrokes form the foreground shrubs and textures.
The piece blends calmness and mystery, highlighting the beauty of solitude in nature. Its minimalist palette and atmospheric depth evoke feelings of stillness, reflection, and poetic silence.

Dry Tree Under the Moon

Parmis Keshavarzi

Ink, 32.2cm (W) x 44.5cm (H)

A$210

Partha Protim BALA

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Sydney Harbour

Partha Protim BALA

Watercolour, 55cm (W) x 38cm (H)

A$650

Parul Sen

Flemington, Melbourne

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Cafe in suburban Melbourne with Jacaranda tree.

1565 Ed. 7 of 50

Digital, 42cm (W) x 59.4cm (H)

A$250

Melbourne Architecture in Fitzroy

Lune Ed. 11 of 50

Digital, 42cm (W) x 59.4cm (H)

A$250

Parvathy Beena Parvathy Beena

Eatons hill

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16×20 inch

Parvathy Beena Parvathy Beena

Acrylic, 40cm (W) x 50cm (H)

A$400

Pascaal meleo

SYDNEY NSW

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ocean landscape with headland

Dee Why Beach North

Ink, 16cm (W) x 12.5cm (H)

A$100

Black and white landscape

Boomerang Beach South

Ink, 16cm (W) x 12.5cm (H)

A$100

Minimalist ink sketch on textured white paper depicting an abstract landscape with smooth, curving lines suggesting hills or reclining forms, drawn in black and light brown ink.

Blueys Beach North

Ink, 16cm (W) x 12.5cm (H)

A$100

beach scene with waves and surfers looking down from the north headland

Soldiers Beach North

Ink, 16cm (W) x 12.5cm (H)

A$100

Pascal Vida

Brisbane

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The painting is called "Fading Crowd" and it shows a crowd of people slowly disappearing as if they are fading away. The brush strokes are in a variety of colors, giving the impression of looking at a fading crowd of people. The painting is said to represent the idea that people are part of your journey and become a story of your past and don't continue to be in your life.

Fading Crowd

Acrylic, 101cm (W) x 101cm (H)

A$1,700

The blue tones in this artwork show different depths of the ocean, from the deep blue sea to a calmer world that we can look at but not access. The desire to find a world like the deep blue see is the expression of this artwork. The different shades of blue represent the different emotions that we feel when looking at the ocean, from the calmness of the shallows to the deep longing for something that we can never reach.

Blue World

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 75cm (H)

A$1,080

This painting is about change, and the difficulties that come with it. The concrete base symbolises the foundations that we build our lives on, and the dark red colour tones represent the pain and suffering that can be associated with change. However, the golden paint strokes represent hope and the possibility of a positive outcome. No matter how difficult change may be, there is always the potential for something good to come from it.

Change

Acrylic, 90cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$2,450

This painting is about the experience of being off-road and living on a rough surface that leads to new paths in life. The concrete, coffee and dark blue tones represent the different aspects of this experience. The concrete represents the hard work and determination required to live on a rough surface. The coffee represents the energy and enthusiasm required to keep going. The dark blue represents the unknown path ahead. This painting is a reminder that even when life is tough, there is always the potential for new beginnings.

Off Road

Acrylic, 90cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$1,850

Pascale Reuter

Sydney, NSW

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Watercolour Art #01 is the first artwork created by the artist and the start of a collection of original artworks on paper. This piece is a happy piece with vibrant colours and shapes.

This artwork is about plants soaking the sun on the balcony.

Watercolour art is about the practice the artist is stepping in while creating.

An every day practice, a weekly practice but no matter how often the artist is picking up the brushes, the colours, the papers, there is an introspection time right before the artwork can be produced. Not everything is going to be shared, but every piece of artwork is going to be felted.

Watercolour Art #01

Watercolour, 21cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$110

WA watercolour painting of a pot plant with different exotic plants inside. Created to welcome the warmer weather and calling for a tropical holiday.

Watercolour Art #03

Watercolour, 21cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$110

A freshly picked pear sitting on a stripy table cloth.

Pear on Parade

Gouache, 21cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$120

Watercolour Art #02 is to celebrate the recycle, up cycle and repurpose of broken items especially tea cups. This piece is about a blue dots tea cup which is home to some fun little plants.

Watercolour art is about the practice the artist is stepping in while creating.

An every day practice, a weekly practice but no matter how often the artist is picking up the brushes, the colours, the papers, there is an introspection time right before the artwork can be produced. Not everything is going to be shared, but every piece of artwork is going to be felted.

Size: A4 - 29,7 x 21 cm

Medium: Watercolour on watercolour paper

Frame: Unframed

Year: 2013

Watercolour Art #02

Watercolour, 21cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$110

Pascale Garlinge

Eltham, Victoria

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A bride on a silver and copper metallic Art Deco podium set against a gold backdrop

Don'ts For Wives

Pascale Garlinge

Acrylic, 41cm (W) x 51cm (H)

A$850

Mermaid in a Mimosa Cocktail Glass

Time at the Swim Up Bar: Mimosa

Pascale Garlinge

Acrylic, 20.3cm (W) x 25.4cm (H)

A$350

A young girl placing her hands on her heart through heart-shaped wallpaper.

Mon Cœur

Pascale Garlinge

Acrylic, 51cm (W) x 51cm (H)

A$2,500

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Make 'Em Roll

Pascale Garlinge

Acrylic, 62cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$1,800

Pat Taylor

Hepburn Springs

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cyan blue gestural abstract expression

Cyan Series no.2

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$440

MONOCHROME ABSTRACT GESTURE

Cyan Series no.1

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$440

Citrus and Cyan

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$550

Gestural strokes form a lively abstract landscape

Whispering Wattles

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$550