Discover artists from Victoria

April Xu

Melbourne

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Blue Sparkle

Pastel, 10cm (W) x 15cm (H)

A$90

Fireworks

Acrylic, 10cm (W) x 10cm (H)

A$110

Before sun closure

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

A$120

Tranquility

Acrylic, 20cm (W) x 20cm (H)

A$110

Raina Mackenzie

Geelong

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Blissful imaginary oceanic scene, with stormy colourful sky

Imagination

Raina Mackenzie

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

A$890

Immagination
Soft colours
Water
Sand

Bliss

Raina Mackenzie

Oil, 91.5cm (W) x 61cm (H)

A$1,070

Flower, fantasy colours

Natural beauty

Raina Mackenzie

Acrylic, 76.2cm (W) x 101.6cm (H)

A$810

Fantasy landscape to temp your imagination

Untitled

Raina Mackenzie

Acrylic, 32cm (W) x 32cm (H)

A$530

Jack Freeman

Melbourne, Australia

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A vibrant pop-surrealist painting featuring a pink alien character standing in front of a retro car and palm trees. The alien wears an open tropical shirt patterned with black palm silhouettes and a gold pendant necklace featuring an alien symbol. Holding a cigarette, the character gazes off to the side with a detached expression. Behind him, a sign reads “Take Me To Your Driver.” The artwork is rendered in bold black linework with layered shades of pink, magenta, white, and black, creating a graphic street-art aesthetic against a pastel pink sky.

This is Jaxx

Acrylic, 121cm (W) x 61cm (H)

A$4,100

Living in the SpiderVerse

Acrylic, 81cm (W) x 107cm (H)

A$5,850

SGT. Valor

Acrylic, 103cm (W) x 155cm (H)

A$6,250

Adventure Captain

Acrylic, 103cm (W) x 154cm (H)

A$6,250

Amanda Glasson

Torquay Victoria

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A swipe of colour across the Canvas

Draw the line

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 46cm (H)

A$890

Raindrops on a window

Raindrops

Mixed Media, 60cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$540

Gold textured paint on moody pastels

The Gong

Mixed Media, 61cm (W) x 77cm (H)

A$1,040

Expressively inspired by the iconic 12 Apostles of the Surf Coast

12 Apostles

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

A$2,530

Donna Prentice

Northeast Victoria, Australia

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A watercolour painting of a koala standing behind some fallen logs with mist in the background

Chance Encounters

Watercolour, 68cm (W) x 80cm (H)

A$1,410

A family of Tawny Frogmouth nightjars perch on an old fencepost. The adults are sleepy while the baby is wide awake and looking at the viewer.

First Light

Watercolour, 84cm (W) x 63cm (H)

A$1,830

ArtworkByAalayah .

Brunswick, VICTORIA

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Serenity 2024

ArtworkByAalayah .

Acrylic, 100cm (W) x 70cm (H)

A$720

Thanks for the Punishment 2024

ArtworkByAalayah .

Acrylic, 36cm (W) x 48cm (H)

A$710

Freedom to dance 2023

ArtworkByAalayah .

Acrylic, 52cm (W) x 44cm (H)

A$630

Journey of Discovery 2024

ArtworkByAalayah .

Acrylic, 63cm (W) x 57cm (H)

A$780

Sarah Godfrey

Melbourne Victoria, Australia

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This piece captures the intensity of perception and identity through a single, arresting eye set within a fragmented, expressive face. Bold, sweeping strokes of red, turquoise, yellow, and soft flesh tones collide and dissolve into one another, suggesting emotion in motion rather than a fixed state. The eye itself is hyper-real and sharply focused, acting as an anchor amidst the surrounding abstraction—watchful, reflective, and quietly confronting.

The layered textures and broken colour fields evoke the complexity of inner experience: thoughts, memories, and emotions overlapping and reshaping the self. The partially obscured features hint at vulnerability and concealment, inviting the viewer to question what is seen versus what is felt.

At its core, the work explores visibility and truth—the tension between being observed and truly known—holding the viewer in a moment of both intimacy and ambiguity.

The Self

Acrylic, 3cm (W) x 90cm (H)

A$990

Choices explores the tension between possibility and direction. A solitary figure, faceless and fluid, tilts upward toward a cascade of suspended colour—coral, ash, teal, and flame—each brushstroke hanging like an unmade decision. The background shifts between calm blue and restless streaks, suggesting both clarity and confusion coexisting in the same moment.

The figure’s form appears to dissolve at the edges, as though shaped by the very options it contemplates. Drips fall without certainty, echoing the unpredictable consequences of action or inaction. There is no defined path, only movement and contrast.

In its abstraction, Choices captures the quiet weight of deciding—how every direction holds both risk and promise, and how identity itself is formed in the act of choosing.

Choices

Acrylic, 3cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$1,490

This piece draws the viewer into a more shadowed, visceral exploration of emotion, where intensity and vulnerability sit side by side. The striking eye—luminous in turquoise and gold—cuts through a darker, saturated palette of deep reds, burnt orange, and rich blues, creating a powerful contrast between clarity and chaos.

The paint appears to drip and fracture beneath the eye, evoking a sense of emotional release—grief, pressure, or unspoken truths surfacing. The surrounding darkness doesn’t conceal the subject but instead amplifies it, allowing the eye to feel almost illuminated from within, watchful and enduring.

There is a raw honesty in this work. It speaks to the moments we hold ourselves together while everything underneath shifts and spills. Both confronting and compelling, the piece invites the viewer into a space of depth—where strength is found not in perfection, but in the courage to remain open and seen.

The Shadow Self

Acrylic, 3cm (W) x 90cm (H)

A$990

Loss captures the quiet rupture that follows absence. A solitary, faceless figure stands against cascading washes of ochre, ash, and charcoal—colours that feel both earthen and scorched. The features are blurred, dissolving into layered brushstrokes, as if identity itself has been partially erased. Teal shadows beneath the eyes suggest uncried tears, held rather than released.

The elongated neck and simplified form evoke vulnerability, while the textured background presses inward, heavy and immersive. Drips and scraped-back layers mirror the way grief moves—uncontrolled, uneven, impossible to contain neatly within boundaries.

Rather than depicting a specific person, Loss becomes universal. It speaks to the hollowing out that accompanies grief, the stillness that follows shock, and the slow merging of memory with the present self. In its restraint, the work honours the silent, deeply human experience of letting go.

Loss

Acrylic, 3cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$1,640

Faith O'Connor Ludowyke

Melbourne

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Jellyfish

Faith O'Connor Ludowyke

Other Media, 297cm (W) x 196.8cm (H)

A$260

Roots

Faith O'Connor Ludowyke

Other Media, 210cm (W) x 13.9cm (H)

A$280

Leaf 01

Faith O'Connor Ludowyke

Other Media, 210cm (W) x 13.9cm (H)

A$280

Autumn leaf

Faith O'Connor Ludowyke

Other Media, 21cm (W) x 13.9cm (H)

A$120

Jill Harris

Darnum, Vic

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Abstract inspired by sea, clouds, sand and skies - bright colours of aqua, blues, sandy oranges. Calm sky with bird and turbulent clouds in the middle.

Sky Dreaming

Acrylic, 51cm (W) x 36cm (H)

A$330

Still life, dark background, glass vase with pink flowers and dancing leaves, fallen petals, bone china yellow antique teacup with small pink flowers, teabag on saucer. Memories of my late mother.

Teacup Memories

Acrylic, 61cm (W) x 45cm (H)

A$380

Dark teal abstract background, a bee visiting a flower with abstract markings all around, lots of movement.

Busy Polly

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

A$380

Abstract painting with different shades of blue merging together, touches of pale pink, white, beige and grey.

The Deep Blue

Acrylic, 90cm (W) x 70cm (H)

A$650

Sandy Chadwick

Crib Point

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People on daily walk into forest on wooden boardwalk.

Forest Boardwalk

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

A$430

Peaceful

Watercolour, 59.5cm (W) x 49.5cm (H)

A$480

Under The Sea

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

A$400

Serenity

Oil, 76cm (W) x 55.5cm (H)

A$520