Discover artists from Western Australia

Kirsty Wyatt

Busselton, WA

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Nude woman with dark flowing hair, protected by green foliage

Into the Mystic

Watercolour, 29cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$450

Female nude with drawl purple hair, with her body covered in green foliage and pink roses.

The Love You Make

Watercolour, 29cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$540

A bouquet of Australian Native flowers, filled with beautiful pinks, yellows and greens.

In Bloom

Watercolour, 29cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$550

Interior of a Victorian Greenhouse, with a table in the middle and large rustic windows letting light in. Filled with plants and flowers

Vitreis Intus

Watercolour, 29cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$480

Claire Millett

Perth

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Colourful circles of various sizes on a circle canvas

Many moons

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

A$140

Earthy tones with dark brown on the left moving through fire colours to white on the right.

Embracing the light

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

A$130

A hexagonal canvas with a background of various green shades. A number of differently sized pink roses cover the canvas with tiny yellow dotted flowers filling the gaps

Field of Roses

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

A$100

Minus Maina

Perth western Australia

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Witnesses and observers no31

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

A$310

The eyes have been adjusted to fine displays and patterns rests to eyes and soul to manufacturer's settings

Witnesses and observers no30

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

A$310

The directive approach to following the fruit and ignoring the roots

Witnesses and observers no32

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

A$380

In chaos,pattern reflects.time was insurance of these reflections however witnesses and observers no 35 explores the cease and seakle

Witnesses and observers no35

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

A$450

Olga Shevelova

Professional artist living in New Zealand. Yes it is really a miracle! I learnt how to paint in a series of dreams: After losing my parents.

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Abstract poppies pink yellow vase blue wall background yellow table

Abstract poppies pink yellow vase blue wall background yellow table

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

A$740

Alicia Kavanagh

Perth, Australia

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Abstract artwork of blues

Find the Light

Alicia Kavanagh

Acrylic, 154cm (W) x 104cm (H)

A$1,750

Di Watkins

Western Australian

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Spinach Lake

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

A$300

Samuel Swadling

Western Australia

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The World's Best Surfer

Samuel Swadling

Oil, 33cm (W) x 23.5cm (H)

A$330

Mug with Orange

Samuel Swadling

Oil, 33cm (W) x 23.5cm (H)

A$330

Watershed, Cab Merlot

Samuel Swadling

Oil, 23.5cm (W) x 33cm (H)

A$330

Koi

Samuel Swadling

Oil, 33cm (W) x 18cm (H)

A$440

Molly Sims

Perth-based, 18-year-old artist finding my style and building my collection.

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A close-up oil painting of lily pads floating across dark still water, inspired by Singapore’s tropical ponds. Overlapping green leaves form natural shapes and shadows, while a single deep red koi fish sits beneath the surface like a hidden heartbeat. Light reflects softly across the water, creating depth and calm. The composition draws the eye toward the warm red centre, surrounded by cool greens, giving the artwork a peaceful yet striking contrast. Painted on a panel/board, 75.5 × 56 cm.

Red Heart of the Lily Pond – Singapore

Oil, 98cm (W) x 67cm (H)

A$3,690

A close-up impasto oil painting of a bulldog resting its head on the floor. The thick, textured brushstrokes emphasise the wrinkles and folds around the face, while warm light catches the eye and highlights the dog’s gentle expression. Soft pinks and browns add warmth to the muzzle and contrast with the darker tones around the eye, creating a sculptural, tactile surface that captures both character and stillness.

Bulldog Daydream

Oil, 18cm (W) x 22cm (H)

A$230

A small original acrylic painting of a soft pink flower with layered, textured petals and deep green leaves, set against a pale blue, softly swirling background. The thick impasto brushstrokes give the flower a sculptural, three-dimensional appearance. The overall mood is gentle, romantic, and calming.

shining rose

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

A$180

A small original oil painting of an Australian native bird perched on a branch. The bird features rich brown feathers, a warm yellow chest, and red facial markings, set against a soft blue and peach-toned background. Thick, textured brushstrokes give the feathers a layered, sculptural appearance. The mood is calm, grounded, and quietly expressive.

golden bird

Oil, 15cm (W) x 15cm (H)

A$230

Jade Samantha Fairbairn

Perth, Western Australia

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Stargazer original figurative abstract painting by Australian artist Jade Fairbairn. Acrylic on canvas artwork in neutral tones with celestial, feminine form. Perth contemporary art.

Stargazer

Jade Samantha Fairbairn

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

A$3,790

Her Rebellion original figurative abstract painting by Australian artist Jade Fairbairn. Acrylic on canvas in soft pinks, earthy neutrals, and gold accents. Contemporary feminine art created in Perth.

Her Rebellion

Jade Samantha Fairbairn

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

A$3,900

Transcendence original figurative abstract painting by Australian artist Jade Fairbairn. Acrylic on canvas in neutral tones with soft curves and gold accents, created in Perth as part of the Her Rebellion series.

Transcendence

Jade Samantha Fairbairn

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

A$2,660

A large pastel abstract painting featuring soft cloud-like blends of blush pink, baby blue, lilac and warm cream. Textured palette-knife strokes of gold sweep across the canvas in organic, flowing arcs, creating a sense of movement and airy lightness. The colours merge gently with no hard edges, giving the work a dreamy, atmospheric quality. The overall mood is ethereal, feminine and weightless, with luminous gold accents adding depth and contemporary luxury.

Cloudborn – She Is Air

Jade Samantha Fairbairn

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

A$2,610

Vittorio Natoli

66 High st Fremantle Australia

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This piece beautifully captures Fremantle’s identity, celebrating its industrial elements within an imaginative and colorful reinterpretation.
The composition is layered with vibrant shades of deep blue and indigo, interspersed with bright highlights of gold and white that outline structures within the harbor.
The iconic, wave-like roof of the Maritime Museum stands out as a centerpiece, surrounded by industrial cranes that appear almost sculptural, their forms cast in shadow and warm tones. The vivid contrast between cool and warm colors creates a dreamlike quality, as if the harbor has been transformed into an abstract canvas. This fusion of realism and abstraction highlights Fremantle’s unique blend of maritime history and modern infrastructure, turning the harbor into a dynamic, otherworldly landscape.

Fremantle harbour aerial view Ed. 1 of 19

Vittorio Natoli

Photograph, 97.5cm (W) x 67.5cm (H)

A$2,350

Imagine standing before a towering archway made of shipping containers, each one painted in a vivid color, creating a giant rainbow that stretches across the sky. The containers are stacked precisely, curving upwards and over you like a colorful bridge that defies gravity, inviting you to look up and follow the arc.

Now, picture the sky behind this structure—it's not just an ordinary blue. It’s as if the sky itself is a swirling, textured canvas. Imagine the look of ocean waves or marble, with patterns that twist and flow in shades of deep blue and soft gray, filling the background with an almost mystical energy. This textured sky creates a dreamy, otherworldly feeling, as though the entire scene is set in a place where art and reality blend together.

As you stand beneath this rainbow of containers, you sense the contrast between the hard, metal structure of each box and the soft, swirling sky. You might feel the energy of Fremantle’s industrial spirit transformed into something playful and inspiring, a reminder that even the most functional objects can become symbols of beauty and creativity.

Rainbow Containers Fremantle Ed. 1 of 20

Vittorio Natoli

Photograph, 97.5cm (W) x 67.5cm (H)

A$2,350

Imagine standing before a scene where powerful metal cranes tower above you, silhouetted against the golden light of either dawn or dusk. The cranes are tall and skeletal, their steel arms stretching upwards, sharp and angular, a testament to the industrious heartbeat of Fremantle Harbor. You feel their presence—strong, imposing, almost like guardians of the port.

But then, as you take in the scene, something softens your perspective. Imagine a delicate layer of wildflowers, petals, and grass filling the sky behind the cranes, as if nature has painted a gentle, almost dreamlike tapestry over the industrial landscape. The flowers are faint and slightly transparent, in colors of yellow, soft green, and blush pink, their edges blurring into the warm glow of the sky. This floral overlay creates a surprising contrast, merging strength and delicacy, transforming the cranes into silhouettes against a sky that feels both vibrant and serene.

The effect is one of harmony, where the hard lines of industry and the organic forms of nature come together, creating an image that’s both powerful and peaceful. You can almost feel the warmth of the golden light, the energy of the cranes, and the calming presence of the flowers blending into one visual experience.

Fremantle’s shipping cranes Ed. 1 of 20

Vittorio Natoli

Photograph, 67.5cm (W) x 97.5cm (H)

A$2,350

Imagine yourself on a quiet street in a historic town, where old buildings line either side, their façades adorned with intricate details and tall, narrow windows. The sun is low, casting long, soft shadows across the pavement, bathing the street in a warm, golden hue, almost like sepia from an old photograph.

But as you "look" closer, the scene isn’t quite as it seems. Overlaying everything — the street, the buildings, even the sky — is a unique, almost reptilian texture. Picture the surface of an ancient creature's skin, with organic, scaly patterns, like the hide of a lizard or the creased bark of a tree. This texture wraps around the whole scene, giving it a layered, tactile feel, as if the street has been fossilized or imprinted with the memory of something primal and timeless.

The whole image feels like a moment suspended in amber, where the familiar and the exotic intertwine, capturing both the history of the place and a sense of something much older, earthy, and textured. This fusion of urban and natural elements feels soothing yet slightly mysterious, blending past and present in a way that invites you to linger, to touch, and to wonder.

Old High St Fremantle

Vittorio Natoli

Photograph, 67.5cm (W) x 97.5cm (H)

A$2,350