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Antonio De Santis

Melbourne

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Steps Through Piazza Del Camine Sulmona Italy

Antonio De Santis

Acrylic, 66cm (W) x 56cm (H)

A$1,070

Basilica St Antonio Padova Italy

Antonio De Santis

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 47cm (H)

A$1,070

Flinders Street Station Melbourne

Antonio De Santis

Acrylic, 63cm (W) x 48cm (H)

A$850

Aqueducts Arches - Piazza Garibaldi Sulmona Italy

Antonio De Santis

Acrylic, 62cm (W) x 43cm (H)

A$950

shiva Saraei

MELBOURNE,VIC, AUSTRALIA

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Golden sculptural forms emerging from a layered emerald & teal background

Seeds of Light

Mixed Media, 40cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$220

sculptural golden folds unveiling a floral mandala on a deep black canvas

Golden rise

Mixed Media, 60cm (W) x 45cm (H)

A$400

Abstract composition with layered textures, stenciled mandala patterns, and soft blue and metallic tones.

sacred geometry

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 70cm (H)

A$440

A vertically oriented mixed media painting on stretched canvas, featuring Persian-inspired ornamental patterns, a weathered circular mandala at the base, and a soft flight of butterflies ascending toward the top.
The color palette blends shades of silver, ash grey, beige, and metallics, creating an aged, ethereal feel. Layers of texture and subtle distressing enhance the sense of time and movement.
Ideal for contemplative spaces, this piece evokes serenity, memory, and transformation.

DANCE OF THE BUTTERFLIES

Mixed Media, 50cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$890

ILAN EL

Melbourne, Australia

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Cannons of Hope 02 Hand Blown Glass Vase

Other Media, 20cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$1,420

Cannons of Hope 03 Hand Blown Glass Vase

Other Media, 20cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$1,420

Cannons of Hope 04 Hand Blown Glass Vase

Other Media, 20cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$1,420

The ORA 2.0 is an evolution of the original artwork ORA commissioned by the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) and prominently displayed at the 2020 Triennial. This iteration builds upon the conceptual foundation of its predecessor, which featured a striking 1.2-meter diameter illuminated wall eclipse. Drawing inspiration from the principles of Optical Art and the intricate ways humans perceive colour, the ORA 2.0 introduces a captivating dual illumination effect that sets it apart.

The artwork embodies a sophisticated interplay of coloured illumination, where the dual inner and outer glow work in harmony to create a mesmerising visual experience. The inner glow provides a concentrated, radiant core that draws the viewer's gaze, while the outer glow creates a subtle halo effect, enhancing the illusion of depth and movement. This duality is designed to engage viewers on both a sensory and emotional level, encouraging them to explore the nuances of colour and light as they interact with the space.

The ORA 2.0 is not merely an extension of the original piece but a reimagined creation that explores the boundaries of light as an artistic medium. It challenges the observer's perception by altering their sense of reality, making it an immersive experience. The subtle shifts in colour and light intensity evoke a sense of calmness and introspection, drawing viewers into a meditative state as they contemplate the relationship between light, colour, and space.

ORA 2 introduces a captivating dual illumination effect that sets it apart

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

A$18,550

Em Lewin

Melbourne

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Paradise hues original contemporary painting by Em Lewin

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

A$940

Welcome to Em Lewin Art, Melbourne

Website: emlewinart.com
Instagram: emlartist_

“Serendipity” blends unexpected colours with close-up florals to bring vibrancy and life to any space.

This acrylic on canvas piece, measuring 101cm x 101cm x 4cm, features deep, rich hues that pop against softer tones, creating a dynamic and uplifting mood. Perfect for enhancing the atmosphere of your home with its bold energy and stunning contrast.

Serendipity by Em Lewin Art

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

A$940

Welcome to Em Lewin Art, Melbourne

Website: emlewinart.com
Instagram: emlartist_

Inspired by that beautiful Sunday morning where children in my neighbourhood went outside to the park to fly their kites for freedom and hope.

“Kites for Hope” is vibrant and brings light to any room where this will hang.

Original painting. Acrylic on canvas fully stretched ready to hang.
90cm x 120cm x 4cm Unframed and unvarnished.

Kites for Hope by Em Lewin Art

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

A$760

”Blooming Kaleidoscope” is a beautiful study of up close garden leaves and flowers.

This painting is 30cm x 40cm x 4cm thick original painting by Em Lewin, acrylic paint on canvas fully stretched ready to hang.

Blooming Kaleidoscopes by Em Lewin Art

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

A$240

Fei Y

Melbourne

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australian landmark buildings

Melbourne City Flinders Street Station, Melbourne Art, Atmospheric Cityscape Wall Decor, Watercolour Painting

Watercolour, 36cm (W) x 26cm (H)

A$260

realistic realism botanical art of a sunflower flower

Sunflower Painting , Warm Yellow Sunflower Watercolour

Watercolour, 29.7cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$310

Minimalist abstract landscape of victoria melbourne in spring

Green Hills After Rain

Watercolour, 30.5cm (W) x 22.8cm (H)

A$370

white lily flowers in modern vase

Pure colours #2

Watercolour, 26cm (W) x 36cm (H)

A$310

Lorraine Harrold

Traralgon

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Colour Storm

Lorraine Harrold

Acrylic, 170cm (W) x 110cm (H)

A$760

Foret Brumeuse

Lorraine Harrold

Oil, 60cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$370

Dragon Head

Lorraine Harrold

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

A$740

Blommor-Flowers

Lorraine Harrold

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$630

Yvonne Huynh

Melbourne

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Her

Acrylic, 33cm (W) x 48cm (H)

A$530

Still Bloom

Acrylic, 25.5cm (W) x 30.5cm (H)

A$240

Swan No 2

Acrylic, 20cm (W) x 25cm (H)

A$270

Him

Acrylic, 33cm (W) x 48cm (H)

A$530

Denyse Dalton

Victoria

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A painted image on white paper of four lady slipper orchids, but one is only showing half of itself on the right side. Green and blue leaves. Green and gold patterned background.

Lady’s Slipper

Mixed Media, 30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$450

A bold image of simple shapes making up a flowering pot plant on a patterned tablecloth

Still life with patterned tablecloth

Mixed Media, 28cm (W) x 39cm (H)

A$370

A collagraph print of a riverine landscape with a large river gum tree in the foreground. Painted in watercolour and ink

Yalooka View Ed. 1 of 3

Collagraph, 28cm (W) x 39cm (H)

A$370

An image of a terrarium in a jug shaped jar with green plants inside. Sitting on a retro check red and gold tablecloth, with a cheeky snail going up the side. Flat and matte in tone

Jar Garden

Mixed Media, 30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$380

PiG SPiT

Naarm / Melbourne

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Friends Forever

Drawing, 75.5cm (W) x 75.5cm (H)

A$960

Absolutely Fantastic (2022)

Mixed Media, 92cm (W) x 92cm (H)

A$980

Ritual // Lovers

Mixed Media, 60cm (W) x 75cm (H)

A$760

“Be Kind” & “Or Else” Series (2022)

Mixed Media, 50cm (W) x 102cm (H)

A$760

Peter Walker

Phillip Island

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Peter Walker’s Announcement of the Yacht Race is a vivid, expressionist composition filled with character, movement, and intrigue. The scene is set by the sea under a moody sky, where a group of figures some holding model yachts, others deep in thought or conversation gather in anticipation of an event. Each figure feels part of a larger story, yet distinct in mood and gesture. The bright, contrasting colours of blues, purples, and ochres bring an emotional energy to the scene, while Walker’s gestural brushwork and imaginative stylisation give the piece a dreamlike quality.

Though rooted in figuration, the painting moves beyond realism into the realm of imagination and symbolism. The central figure, dressed in yellow and holding a blue yacht, draws the viewer’s eye, his calm gaze countered by the surrounding flurry of activity. The presence of a dinosaur in the background adds a surreal touch perhaps a reminder of nature’s quiet power in contrast to human performance and ceremony. Announcement of the Yacht Race captures Peter Walker’s lyrical, expressive approach to storytelling through gesture, colour, and emotion.

The canvas is an original piece and comes with d rings and wire ready to hang. The piece is UNFRAMED. Sides are painted in a crisp white to set off the artwork. The work is created in oil paint. All work has been sealed and varnished for protection

Announcement of the Yacht Race

Oil, 61cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$1,200

nfluenced by my local beach and parkland with reference to the head gear of an English horse.
A picnic in the park with everyone bringing food is a common gettogether.

I find myself drawn into a quiet, slightly uncanny moment in The Horseman’s Picnic, as though I’ve stumbled upon a memory that doesn’t fully belong to me. The figures feel both present and distant—softly outlined, almost dissolving into the landscape—while I stand there holding the scene together in my mind. The women, with their bowls of bright fruit, seem absorbed in a gentle ritual, and I can almost feel the cool grass underfoot and the dampness in the air. There’s a hush here, a stillness that makes even the smallest gestures—passing fruit, turning a head—feel significant, as if time has slowed just enough for me to notice everything.

What unsettles me most, though, is the horse in the foreground, its eye large and watchful, meeting mine with a kind of quiet intensity. I feel observed, almost implicated, as though I’ve interrupted something I don’t quite understand. In the distance, the shadowy figure of the horseman adds a faint tension, contrasting with the softness of the picnic. The brushstrokes are loose and expressive, and I sense the artist’s hand guiding my attention rather than dictating it. As I take it all in, I feel both comforted by the pastoral calm and slightly uneasy, caught between innocence and something harder to name.

The work is an original piece and comes with D-rings and wire ready to hang. The canvas is unframed. The sides are painted in black to set off the artwork. The work has been sealed for protection.

The Horsmans Picnic

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

A$1,050

In Woman with Cat, I, Peter Walker, present a reclining figure who feels both present and suspended within an intense, dreamlike space. She stretches across the bed, her form merging into the softness beneath her while the vivid red background surrounds and almost consumes the scene. I position her hands gently on her torso to suggest a quiet, inward moment—less about action and more about reflection, as if she is drifting between awareness and something more subconscious.

Beside her, I place the cat as a counterbalance—alert, grounded, and fully aware. Its steady gaze contrasts with her stillness, creating a quiet tension between presence and introspection. Through this relationship, I explore the emotional space between the human figure and the observing companion, allowing the scene to rest in a moment of intimacy where vulnerability and quiet watchfulness coexist.
The canvas is an original piece and comes with d rings and wire ready to hang. The piece is UNFRAMED. Sides are painted in a crisp white to set off the artwork. The work is created in oil paint. All work has been sealed and varnished for protection.

Woman with Cat

Oil, 76cm (W) x 61cm (H)

A$1,200

The woman appears quiet and inward, caught in a moment that feels both delicate and introspective. Her posture is soft and slightly curved, with one hand gently supporting her face while the other rests across her body, suggesting a sense of stillness or contemplation.

The butterfly hovers right at her cheek, almost touching her lips, as if drawn to her calm energy. She doesn’t react with surprise or movement—instead, she seems to accept its presence, as though this encounter is natural or even familiar. Her expression is subdued, perhaps thoughtful or slightly melancholic, with her gaze lowered rather than fixed on the butterfly itself.

There’s a sense of intimacy between the two: the butterfly, often symbolic of transformation or fragility, contrasts with her grounded, human form. The moment feels suspended—like a quiet pause where nothing else exists but this gentle interaction.

Woman with Butterfly Ed. 1 of 1

Monotype, 37cm (W) x 48.5cm (H)

A$780