Discover artists from Victoria

Marylou Verberne

Melbourne, Australia

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Blue and green abstract swirls on dark background with bursts of yellow

Morning Glades of the King Valley 2025 Ed. 2 of 5

Marylou Verberne

Photograph, 80cm (W) x 80cm (H)

A$770

A softened yet striking vision of Melbourne’s iconic Flinders Street Station emerges through a haze of golden tones. The historic architecture, known for its intricate detailing and domed roof, appears to ripple and blur, as if viewed through the lens of memory or time itself. A deep, dusky red sky envelops the scene, intensifying the contrast between past and present, solid and fluid.

At the station’s base, the movement of city life is suggested through ghostly traces of people and vehicles—an echo of the perpetual motion that defines this urban hub. The softened edges and painterly effect give the image a dreamlike quality, turning a familiar landmark into something ethereal, almost otherworldly.

This piece doesn’t just depict a place; it conveys a feeling—of nostalgia, of transience, of the way we imprint our own experiences onto the spaces we inhabit. It invites the viewer to pause, to reflect, and to see something old in a completely new light.

Flinders Street Station Melbourne Ed. 1 of 5

Marylou Verberne

Photograph, 84cm (W) x 70cm (H)

A$770

A cascade of shimmering water arcs through the frame, frozen in a moment of motion yet softened by an intentional blur. The spray of white droplets twists and swirls, catching the light in delicate, fleeting patterns. Against this fluid movement, a lush green backdrop provides contrast—a blurred impression of foliage that suggests depth and tranquility.

The composition feels both energetic and serene, as if capturing the very essence of nature’s rhythm. The interplay of light, motion, and texture gives the image a painterly quality, transforming a simple fountain into an abstract dance of water and air. Each ripple and streak of movement tells a silent story of change, impermanence, and flow.

This artwork invites the viewer to look beyond the literal and into the emotional—a meditation on nature’s constant transformation, evoking a sense of both vitality and peace.

Fountains of the Fitzroy Gardens Ed. 1 of 5

Marylou Verberne

Photograph, 84.1cm (W) x 84.1cm (H)

A$770

Long-exposure photograph of birds in flight at dusk, creating a web of fine, bright lines looping across a darkening blue sky, with blurred tree silhouettes at the bottom.

Bird Songs 1 Ed. 2 of 5

Marylou Verberne

Photograph, 84.1cm (W) x 84.1cm (H)

A$770

neelam parashar

Melbourne, VIC

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A powerful, soulful gaze meets yours — this striking portrait of a leopard captures the raw beauty and quiet strength of the wild. Painted in rich, layered acrylics, every whisker and spot comes alive with lifelike detail. Set against a deep teal backdrop, the big cat seems to emerge from the shadows, majestic and untamed, commanding attention and admiration in any space.

Spots of Elegance

neelam parashar

Acrylic, 50cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$700

Acrylic painting of a bush stone-curlew with striking yellow eyes, standing among lush green foliage against a dark background.

Silent watcher Curlew

neelam parashar

Acrylic, 28cm (W) x 35.5cm (H)

A$390

A highly detailed acrylic painting capturing a close-up of a tiger’s eye and surrounding facial features. The tiger’s eye is vivid, with a glowing amber and green iris and a vertical slit pupil, radiating intensity and focus. Its fur is a rich blend of orange, black, and white, with bold stripes creating dynamic contrast. The textures of the fur are meticulously rendered, showing fine individual strands. The lighting emphasizes the curves of the tiger’s face, adding depth and realism.

Fierce Focus

neelam parashar

Acrylic, 33cm (W) x 43.3cm (H)

A$550

This image depicts a vibrant painting of Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god. He's adorned with golden jewelry, including a crown, earrings, and a necklace. A red and white tilak marks his forehead. His intense gaze and dynamic pose convey strength and devotion. The background features a blue sky with gray clouds, adding depth to the artwork. The artist's signature “neelam “, is visible in the bottom-right corner. The painting blends traditional Indian motifs with contemporary artistic expression.

Hanuman: The Mountain Bearer

neelam parashar

Acrylic, 30cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$340

Yidi Tang

2A Carlson Clayton VIC 3168

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“Fiery Rhythm” captures the vibrant energy of movement through bold strokes of red, yellow, and orange. This abstract piece pulses with warmth and intensity, inviting the viewer to feel the heartbeat of color and texture. Perfect for modern interiors seeking a statement of passion and dynamic expression.

Fiery Rhythm

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

A$150

The artwork displays a rich interplay of deep green and dark blue hues, punctuated by a glowing central shape resembling a forest gate or archway. Textured patterns emerge from the adhesive-resist printing method, giving a tactile feel to the paper’s surface. The colors blend and dissolve subtly around the central light, evoking an immersive, almost mystical forest environment.

Gate of the Deep Forest

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

A$180

A textured print artwork showing four stylized human figures holding hands in a line. The figures are painted in shades of purple and white, set against a background of rich green forest and deep blue sky. The ground beneath them is golden brown with scratch-like patterns. The overall composition suggests unity and movement, with a balance between organic textures and expressive colors. The figures appear joyful and connected, standing together in a natural setting.

Together we grow

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

A$120

A predominantly blue abstract monoprint featuring a large, soft-edged yellow circular form in the upper right area, reminiscent of a glowing moon. Radiating white dots and speckles are scattered across the surface, evoking stars or water droplets. The composition includes layered, organic textures with wave-like patterns, giving a sense of fluid motion and atmospheric depth. The image combines smooth gradients with irregular edges, creating a dreamlike, underwater or night-sky ambiance.

Moonlit Drift

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

A$180

Nadine Hobson

Melbourne, Victoria

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Textured blue horizon with a splash of rust and a gold line running the width of the canvas

Imaginary Vigil

Mixed Media, 84cm (W) x 105cm (H)

A$1,950

Textured aerial view of the ocean in brilliant shades of blue and teal

All I Need

Mixed Media, 131cm (W) x 101.5cm (H)

A$2,750

Textured deep green abstracted forest at night

Evermore

Mixed Media, 90cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$1,750

Textured blue surface with a sold gold line and a splash of rust

This Modern Love

Mixed Media, 64cm (W) x 64cm (H)

A$1,000

Ebony Taylor

Above biography

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Make It Like Your Birthday Every Day

Acrylic, 53cm (W) x 53cm (H)

A$800

Friends From Across The Ditch

Acrylic, 32.5cm (W) x 32.5cm (H)

A$500

Googy

Acrylic, 33cm (W) x 33cm (H)

A$500

Insufficient Breakfast

Acrylic, 32.5cm (W) x 32.5cm (H)

A$500

Wenn Lynn Ooi

Melbourne, Australia

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Original varnished acrylic painting of heart and brain with yellow flowers and black background

Visceral Logic

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 90cm (H)

A$1,010

Painting of a couple in embrace

Safe in Your Arms

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 121cm (H)

A$2,060

Nude acrylic painting of a woman with jellyfish

Balancing Act

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

A$860

Original varnished acrylic painting of hand skull and clock with a dark black background signifying mortality death and sadness with gothic tinge

Does It Get Better?

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

A$860

Janis Morgan

Melbourne

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A rich texture of patterns, forms, and colours when viewed as a whole, this artwork portrays a rugged and protected landscape, of the Croajingolong National Park in Eastern Victoria. Close -up the painting reveals clusters of decorative elements, including intricate patterns and texture, and bold plays of colour. The artwork connects us to the coastal landscape and is a dedication to the strength of nature, the marine environment and the impact climate has on our water systems. I admire its precious natural beauty and how we feel in these places of refuge; serene, calm and joyous.

Saltwater Freshwater

Acrylic, 152cm (W) x 152cm (H)

A$2,730

A rich texture of patterns, forms, and colours when viewed as a whole, this artwork portrays a recognisable and familiar landscape, Blowhole Lookout at the Mornington Peninsular. Close -up the painting reveals clusters of decorative elements, including intricate patterns and texture, and bold plays of colour. The artwork connects us to the coastal landscape and is a dedication to the strength of nature and how we feel in these places of refuge; serene, calm and joyous.

Blowhole Lookout

Acrylic, 102cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$2,250

A rich texture of patterns, forms, and colours when viewed as a whole, this artwork portrays a recognisable and familiar landscape, the Mornington Peninsular Coastline. Close -up the painting reveals clusters of decorative elements, including intricate patterns and texture, and bold plays of colour. The artwork connects us to the coastal landscape and is a dedication to the strength of nature and how we feel in these places of refuge; serene, calm and joyous.

Peninsular Coastline

Acrylic, 102cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$2,350

A rich texture of patterns, forms, and colours when viewed as a whole, this artwork portrays a recognisable and familiar landscape, Point Nepean at the Mornington Peninsular. Close -up the painting reveals clusters of decorative elements, including intricate patterns and texture, and bold plays of colour. The artwork connects us to the coastal landscape and is a dedication to the strength of nature and how we feel in these places of refuge; serene, calm and joyous.

Point Nepean

Acrylic, 102cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$2,350

Merel MAY Tieland

Mornington Peninsula

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I wanted to capture the interplay between darkness and light, both external and internal. The work emerged from a profound personal experience—a serious bicycle accident that left me with two broken elbows.

I confronted the darkness within my mind during my recovery. This time demanded complete surrender, as I became entirely care dependent. This vulnerability revealed a deeper truth: while darkness can feel overwhelming, it also provides a backdrop for the light we can cultivate from within.

The physical challenge of opening a bottle of wine in the middle of the night, with both arms in plaster and a straw that was too short, became a poignant metaphor for my search for solace in temporary escapes. It illustrated how fleeting comforts are not true solutions. Instead, I discovered that hope can flourish in the light of self-discovery and acceptance. Time-traveling in my mind to extraordinary memories from my journeys around the world became my light, transforming me into a wanderer in my own head.

This is a reminder that we have the power to be our own light, even in the darkest times.

What would be your light if you sat in that chair?

Find your light

Merel MAY Tieland

Oil, 64cm (W) x 80cm (H)

A$1,930

Since migrating to Australia from The Netherlands, I have undergone a profound transformation in how I connect with the world and engage with nature on a deeper level. The breathtaking landscapes of Bunurong Land*/ Mornington Peninsula have changed my perceptions and enriched my understanding of sensory experiences. This painting is my first attempt to evoke more than just the viewer’s eye; it is an immersive exploration of how my migration has expanded my world, both literally and metaphorically. The aroma of gum trees, the fresh taste of limoncello (my personal favourite), the vibrant colours of native plants, and the simple joy of blowing a dandelion all contribute to a multi-sensory experience of this still life.

*I acknowledge the Bunurong/Boon Wurrung people, the traditional custodians of these lands and waters where I work and gather. I pay my respects to elders past, present, and emerging, feeling grateful for the opportunity to live here.

Senses

Merel MAY Tieland

Oil, 50cm (W) x 70cm (H)

A$1,890

Drifted Gift is an unique exploration of nature’s gifts, where the ocean and the land converge to create something timeless. I paint directly on driftwood found on the stunning shores of Bunurong Land*/ the Mornington Peninsula.

The texture of the wood, shaped by the elements, underscores that I find my primarily inspiration in nature. The creation of this work enclosed also a reminder: if you have your eyes open, nature will always provide. It's my intention that this artwork serves as a reflection of the profound beauty around us, an invitation to pause, notice, and cherish the simple, often unnoticed gifts the world offers.

Drifted Gift

Merel MAY Tieland

Oil, 32cm (W) x 55cm (H)

A$1,590

Don't hold your horses

Merel MAY Tieland

Oil, 43cm (W) x 53cm (H)

A$950

David Hurwitz

Melbourne

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A bicycle casually leans against a street sign, the red reflector sets off all the different shades of aqua and blue in the street scene around it. This painting portrays a lively city scene with all the textures of the graffiti and the pavement.

Urban Peddler

Watercolour, 28cm (W) x 56cm (H)

A$1,000

Suburban Dream

Watercolour, 86cm (W) x 66cm (H)

A$2,970

The sun is setting on top of a coastal cliff in a glorious show of colours in the sky. The sun glints off the food truck selling fish and chips, while people waiting cut silhouettes against the sky, revealing there various poses of waiting and enjoying the scene.

Min. Chips

Watercolour, 57cm (W) x 28cm (H)

A$990

A tennis player is poised and ready, his skin colour and pink shorts stand out against the vivid blue background of the tennis court. The sun is beating down on the court and the colours reflect a summer's day at the tennis.

Tennis Anyone?

Watercolour, 38cm (W) x 28cm (H)

A$600

Joe South

Melbourne, Australia

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Rivers in Tuscany

Acrylic, 64cm (W) x 78cm (H)

A$590

Bull on Mt Sabine Road

Acrylic, 78cm (W) x 78cm (H)

A$1,300

Weano Gorge

Acrylic, 50cm (W) x 65cm (H)

A$1,280

Bells Beach From the Sky

Acrylic, 95cm (W) x 95cm (H)

A$1,300