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Her Design Life Art by Robyn

Melbourne, Australia

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Abstract black and gold textured art with metallic accents, layered patterns, and rich contrast

Fractured Elegance" | 3D Textured Wall Art | Modern Abstract Decor 915mm x 1220mm (36in x 48in)

Her Design Life Art by Robyn

Mixed Media, 91.5cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$1,750

✨ CANDYFLOSS' | 76cm x 76cm | Modern Home Decor 🖼️ Details of This Stunning Piece: Dimensions: 76cm (H) x 76cm (L) x 5cm (D) | 29.92in x 29.92in

Materials: Textured plaster and acrylic on a gallery-wrapped canvas, framed in black satin timber. Inspired by the gentle flow and movement of the wind, this exquisite wall art piece. 

"CANDYFLOSS," captures the pastel yet bright colours with movement in texture

.Perfect as a statement piece, this artwork will effortlessly complement your modern home decor, bringing a breath of fresh air into any space. ✨

Ready to Hang: This large canvas comes signed, with a full mounting system in place for your convenience. It's all set for display! 📝 Certificate of Authenticity: Your piece comes with a signed certificate, ensuring its uniqueness and quality. 💖 Note: Colors may vary slightly depending on your device settings. 👉 Don’t forget to follow my store for updates on new artwork! Thank you again for stopping by!

CANDYFLOSS - 76cm x 76cm

Her Design Life Art by Robyn

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

A$890

50.5cm (H) x 50.5cm(L) x 0.2cm(D) Mixed Media on a round canvas panel.

Exploring luscious hints of brown and metallics with Alcohol Ink, lined with intricate hints of gold. In Acrylic paint! This round abstract piece has a softness to it, with its frameless design, which sits just off the wall due to an already mounted steady backing board which not only looks modern and sophisticated, but it is a feature piece perfect for any home.

Signed and ready to ship, with a full mounting system and this piece is ready to hang.

Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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NIGHT SKY

Her Design Life Art by Robyn

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

A$290

hand-painted textured canvas alcohol ink art bold abstract shapes vibrant colours three dimensional effect layers mixed acrylic medium gold and blue feature art resin

Vibrant Resin 'Bora Devine' Alcohol Ink Painting – 51cm x 51cm Abstract Artwork for Home Decor

Her Design Life Art by Robyn

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

A$600

Belle Wilton

Sunshine Coast

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Crave you

Acrylic, 81.5cm (W) x 101.5cm (H)

A$840

Stand Still

Acrylic, 81.5cm (W) x 101.5cm (H)

A$890

Mini scene

Acrylic, 44.4cm (W) x 34.4cm (H)

A$290

Dive

Acrylic, 61cm (W) x 81.5cm (H)

A$890

simon Armstrong

Melbourne

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This artwork by Simon presents a powerful and thought-provoking message on the importance of wearing helmets during sports and recreational activities, conveyed through a unique and compelling visual metaphor. At the heart of the piece is the depiction of monkeys wearing helmets, a choice that invites reflection on human behaviour and vulnerability. The artist ingeniously uses the image of the monkey, an animal often associated with playfulness and mimicry, to mirror human actions and decisions, particularly regarding safety and self-preservation.

The artwork stands out for its use of transparency, allowing viewers to see the brains of the helmeted monkeys. This design choice serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of the brain and the critical need for protection against impacts, concussions, and repetitive brain injuries that can occur in various sports, from motorcycling and skiing to football. By highlighting the brain in this manner, Simon emphasizes that despite the toughness or resilience individuals might feel, their brains are as vulnerable as anyone else's.

Moreover, one of the monkeys is depicted smoking a cigarette while wearing a helmet, introducing a layer of irony and criticism about human choices and the concept of free will in the context of self-harm. This element of the artwork underscores the paradox in how people often go to great lengths to protect themselves in some areas while knowingly engaging in harmful behaviours in others.

The use of vibrant colours throughout the piece further enriches its message. These colours do not merely serve an aesthetic function; they symbolize the joy and exhilaration that come with participating in sports and recreational activities.
Yet, Simon's artwork reminds us that this joy should not come at the cost of our health and safety.

In essence, the artwork is a compelling call to action, urging individuals to prioritize their well-being by wearing helmets, regardless of the sport or activity. It highlights that protection and precaution are not signs of fear or weakness but of wisdom and respect for one's own life and well-being. Through this creative and insightful piece, Simon invites viewers to reconsider their attitudes towards brain safety, making a powerful statement on the universal need for protection in the pursuit of sports and recreation.

‘Even Monkeys would wear helmets if they realized how fragile their brains are.’

simon Armstrong

Acrylic, 51cm (W) x 76.5cm (H)

A$12,960

This name reflects the cultural significance of these animals to Indigenous Australians, as well as a symbol of power and connection to the spiritual realm. The dingo, kangaroo, wedge tail eagle, kookaburra, orb spider, redbelly black snake, bluetongue lizard, and turtle all have their own unique cultural associations and meanings and incorporating them into a single piece of artwork can created a powerful representation of the natural world and its intertwined relationships to the viewer. The art can be viewed and touched.

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"Spirit of the Sky and Land” is a profound artwork that encapsulates the essence of Australian wildlife and their intertwined existence, symbolizing the deep-rooted cultural significance these creatures hold within Indigenous Australian communities. This captivating piece serves as a visual narrative, weaving together the lives of distinctive Australian fauna against a backdrop that blurs the boundaries between the sky, land, and the spiritual realm. This piece is not merely a depiction of animals; it's a vibrant tapestry that reflects the interconnectedness of life across the skies, lands, and spiritual realms. At the heart of this artwork is a dynamic portrayal of native Australian animals, each symbolizing the rich biodiversity and the profound spiritual significance they hold within Indigenous cultures.

At the heart of this artwork is a dynamic and somewhat tumultuous interaction between the depicted animals, each representing a critical element of the Australian natural landscape and its indigenous role. The kangaroo, central to the composition, is caught in a moment of distress, its right ear nipped by the jaws of a dingo that looms above. This interaction, symbolizing the raw survival instincts and the natural predator-prey relationships that govern the animal kingdom and natural world. This interaction is not just a representation of conflict but also a deeper reflection on the balance and cyclical nature of life, hinting at the Indigenous understanding of life's continuity and the respect for every creature's role within it.

Adjacent to this central drama, a blue-tongue lizard attempts to evade the menacing advance of a red-belly black snake, adding another layer of tension and interaction that speaks to the predatory and prey dynamics that are fundamental to the ecological balance. Meanwhile, an unexpected turn of events is seen in the depiction of a Wedge tail eagle shadow high above viewing the red belly black snake, typically a predator, finding itself prey to the wedge tail eagle, a reversal of roles that challenges the viewer's expectations and underscores the unpredictability of nature. This scene is not merely about the fear and flight response but serves as a metaphor for the adaptability and resilience inherent in nature, mirroring the resilience and adaptability of Indigenous cultures through time.

The inclusion of other significant Australian animals, such as the kookaburra eating the orb spider and the snap turtle blissfully aware, not only adds to the rich tapestry of the piece but also highlights the diversity and complexity of Australia's ecosystems. Each animal is carefully chosen to represent their unique significance to the Australian environment and Indigenous cultures, symbolizing various aspects of life, spirituality, and the interconnectedness of all beings. The presence of these sky dwellers emphasizes the unity between the sky, land, and spiritual realms, showcasing the sky as a canvas of limitless possibilities and a bridge to the spiritual world. Beneath these interactions, a snap turtle and other land-dwelling creatures contribute to the narrative, each with their unique significance and story, further enriching the tapestry of life depicted in the artwork.
Simon's use of waves, along with the ambiguous celestial body in the background—interpreted as either source energy the moon or the sun depending on the light—further blurs the lines between the physical realms. This element could symbolize the constant ebb and flow of life and the cyclical nature of existence, connecting the terrestrial to the celestial, and the material to the spiritual.
The backdrop of this dynamic interplay is marked by waves with the ambiguous celestial body in the background either source energy the moon or the sun depending on the light further blurs the lines between the physical realms and the viewer's interpretation, suggesting the passage of time and the ever-present connection between the terrestrial to the celestial, and the material to the spiritual. This element serves as a reminder of the cyclical nature of life, the constant flow of energy, and the interconnectedness of all beings, whether in the sky, on the land, or within the spiritual realm.

"Spirit of the Sky and Land" is not just an artistic representation of Australian wildlife; it is a visual exploration of the deep connections between these animals, their environment, and the spiritual heritage of Indigenous Australians. It invites viewers to ponder the intricate relationships that define our world, the delicate balance of ecosystems, and the profound spiritual meanings embedded in the natural landscape. Through this artwork, Simmo masterfully portrays the essence of Australian natural and cultural heritage, offering a poignant reflection on the interconnectedness of all life.

"Spirit of the Sky and Land" is a profound contemplation on existence, cohabitation, and the spiritual ties that bind all living beings. Through this artwork, Simon not only pays homage to the natural beauty and spiritual significance of Australian wildlife but also invites the viewer to reflect on their place within this intricate web of life, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the natural world and its spiritual connections.

"Spirit of the Sky and Land" by the artist Simon.

simon Armstrong

Acrylic, 50cm (W) x 74cm (H)

A$13,990

"Shattered Innocence: Unveiling the Shadows"
This profound piece of art that delves into the grim realities of sexual exploitation and domestic violence, wrapped in a visually arresting tableau. From a distance, the artwork presents a naked figure, embodying vulnerability in its most primal form, racing through a field under a seemingly tranquil blue sky. This initial impression of freedom and serenity perception of tranquillity quickly dissolves upon closer inspection, revealing narrative rich in symbolism, emotional depth steeped in pain and resilience.

The human figure's skin, adorned with goosebumps, serves as a canvas for the complex interplay of emotions and experiences tied to exploitation. The goosebumps are more than a physical reaction; they are a testament to the chilling fear and vulnerability and exposure that victims endure. It's in these fine details that the artwork begins to unfold its complex layers, inviting viewers to look beyond the surface. Silver hearts scattered across the artwork symbolize the indomitable strength and determination of survivors, shining amidst adversity, a testament to the resilience of those who have suffered. In contrast, red hearts, scattered with equal deliberation, speak to the enduring essence of innocence and the intrinsic value of life, and the inherent beauty of life. Even when marred by profound trauma. Elements that are tragically tarnished by acts of violence and exploitation.

The heart of the running figure, however, tells a story of brokenness. A closer examination reveals a heart, fractured yet still present, on the fleeing figure. It is fractured, not just on the surface but deep within, symbolizing the deep-seated pain and suffering that exploitation engenders. This broken heart is emblematic of the deep-seated pain and the scars left behind, hidden beneath a facade of determination which, upon closer scrutiny, reveals itself to be a mask for sadness and a desperate yearning for freedom.
The eyes, initially mistaken for emblems of determination, reveal a profound sadness and a desperate yearning for freedom, a freedom from the chains of their harrowing experiences. The tears of joy with the freedom of escape are revealed on close review.
The grass, subtly illustrated as a fallen perpetrator with a broken arm reaching out, signifies the overthrow of the oppressor, yet the damage inflicted remains as life and nature continue.
The grass, subtly transformed into a symbol of resistance, depicts the perpetrator in a state of defeat, vomiting with a broken arm, gun on the ground being trampled by the victum. An allegory for the struggle and eventual overcoming of abuse.
The artwork's sky, initially perceived as a backdrop of peace, the serene blue sky, upon scrutiny, morphs into a canvas of faces, each telling a story of the psychological scars borne by survivors. This intricately detailed with faces that embody the lingering pervasive and enduring effects of PTSD, a direct consequence of sexual and domestic violence. These faces serve as a haunting reminder of the enduring impact such experiences have on individuals, often carried silently.

"Shattered Innocence: Unveiling the Shadows" is not just an artwork; it is a clarion call for empathy, understanding, and action. It exposes the hidden wounds inflicted by sexual and domestic violence, urging society to confront these issues head-on. It's a poignant narrative that challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths. It stands as a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, the complexity of human emotions. Through its intricate symbolism and emotional depth, it calls for empathy, understanding, and action against the hidden atrocities of exploitation. This piece not only highlights the resilience of those who have been shattered but also underscores the urgency of addressing these pervasive issues within our society and the urgent need for societal change.

"Shattered Innocence: Unveiling the Shadows” Artist Simon

simon Armstrong

Acrylic, 51cm (W) x 66cm (H)

A$14,980

The artwork titled "Ring of Steel Covid" is a visual representation that conveys various symbolic elements and embodies a complex narrative related to the situation in Melbourne during the COVID-19 pandemic. The central theme revolves around control, repression, and the impact of government measures, with the art weaving together symbols of control, despair and critique of political leadership.

At its core the ring of barbed wire signifies and encapsulates the perceived restrictions and limitations imposed on the people of Melbourne. It symbolizes a sense of confinement and loss of freedom as a security cardon was placed around the city of Melbourne. This sense of entrapment if further accentuated by the bright colours under the barb wire show that strength and unity was strong within the community.

Within the artwork, a Christian cross hinting at both salvation and coercion represents the ghosts of the pandemic and also the vaccine needle, highlighting its significance in the context of the pandemic. This suggests a commentary on the role of vaccination in the ongoing crisis of life death and individual rights.

The inclusion of haunting images representing people who died by suicide as black shadow ghosts is a poignant representation of the mental health toll caused by the pandemic and related restrictions. It highlights the devastating consequences beyond just the direct impact of the virus. Representing those who died by suicide, starkly illustrates the profound mental health ramifications of the pandemic and the societal costs of lockdowns and restrictions. This aspect of the artwork brings to light the often overlooked or underreported consequences of pandemic management strategies and government cover ups.

Political commentary is rife within the piece, notably through the portrayal of Daniel Andrews, the Premier of Victoria, with communist symbolism, critiquing his administration's approach during the Covid crisis. The juxtaposition of Andrews promoting tourism visit Victoria amidst the pandemic through the imagery of him holding a baby beside a sign is particularly evocative, suggesting a dissonance in governmental policies perceived contradiction in government messaging, decision-making and communication.

An unexpected twist is the inclusion of a UFO departing Melbourne, a metaphor perhaps for the extreme desire to escape the oppressive conditions, highlighting that the situation felt untenable even to extraterrestrial visitors ‘even the aliens didn’t want to be here’ cry the Melbournians. This, along with the image of the departure point, adds a layer of surrealism, emphasizing the extraordinary circumstances faced by the city.

The photo taken from a building in the middle of the artwork portrays a negative perception of Melbourne. It could represent a commentary on the impact of the pandemic on the city's reputation or the perceived decline in its overall condition.

At the bottom middle of the artwork above the ring of steel, the portrayal of Melbourne's mayor as a witch cackling symbolize dissatisfaction with municipal leadership, reflecting a critical view of the mayor's actions and decisions during the crisis, adding another dimension to the political critique embedded within the artwork.

In sum, "Ring of Steel Covid" is a poignant, multifaceted representation of Melbourne's struggle through the pandemic, marked by symbols of restriction, critique of leadership, and the emotional and psychological toll on its inhabitants. The artwork serves as a visual discourse on the complexities of managing a public health crisis, the delicate balance between protection and freedom, and the profound impact of such events on a community's psyche and social fabric. Overall, the artwork portrays the people of Melbourne as being held captive under an illegal regime, with the barbed wire serving as a metaphorical barrier. It conveys a sense of frustration, disillusionment, and discontent with the government's approach to managing the pandemic.

Please note that the interpretation of artwork can vary greatly, and the artist's intended message may differ from individual interpretations.

"Ring of Steel Covid"

simon Armstrong

Acrylic, 50cm (W) x 74cm (H)

A$30,840

Prue Sanchez

Above

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(CreativeWork) Wombat by Prue Sanchez. Watercolour. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Wombat

Watercolour, 25cm (W) x 35cm (H)

A$450

(CreativeWork) Bergamot by Prue Sanchez. Watercolour. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Bergamot

Watercolour, 35cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$730

Angular pose showing extended wings after capture of prey by talons

Barn Owl

Gouache, 37cm (W) x 47cm (H)

A$930

(CreativeWork) Dunnarts by Prue Sanchez. Watercolour. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Dunnarts

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

A$1,100

Shikha Rani

Brisbane, Australia

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A circular wall artwork featuring a raised golden tree with textured branches and shimmering crystal-like leaves, set against a glossy black background, creating a bold and elegant visual contrast.

Golden Tree of Life

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

A$590

A round decorative artwork featuring a golden floral and geometric design. The detailed cut-out patterns create a radiant and elegant look, inspired by sunshine and blooming flowers. The golden tones give it a rich, traditional yet modern feel, making it a striking wall art piece for any space.

Sunshine Reflections

Mixed Media, 46cm (W) x 46cm (H)

A$220

This stunning round mirror is framed with a vibrant yellow lotus design, symbolizing purity and growth. The hand-detailed petals with silver and white accents create a radiant, elegant look, while the beaded silver trim adds a touch of sophistication. Both functional and decorative, it’s a perfect statement piece to brighten any space with warmth and style.

Lotus of Peace

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

A$150

Vibrant mandala wall art with intricate red, yellow, black patterns.

Cosmic Harmony Mandala

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

A$280

Karen Canning

Toowoomba

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‘Who by Fire #1’ is done in encaustic wax. The black markings are enhanced with a shellac burn to achieve this beautiful detailed finish.

Who by Fire #2

Mixed Media, 24cm (W) x 24cm (H)

A$170

'Who by Fire #1 , #2 & #4 is part collection of four stunning encaustic wax artworks that are sure to inspire and intrigue. Each piece in the series has been carefully crafted using black and white encaustic wax, and then finished with a unique shellac burn technique. The result is a striking and textured surface that captures the viewer's attention and invites them to explore the intricate details of the work.

Measuring 24cm x 24cm, each piece has been framed in a wooden frame which has been painted black to create a striking contrast against the white wax. The frames make the pieces suitable for hanging or free-standing display, giving you the flexibility to choose the perfect location for these stunning artworks.

Overall, the 'Who By Fire' series is an impressive and captivating collection of works that are sure to make a bold and memorable statement in any space, whether bought as a single piece or as a series.
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Who by Fire #4

Mixed Media, 22cm (W) x 22cm (H)

A$170

This stunning 24cm x 24cm encaustic wax and mixed media artwork is a true masterpiece. The focal point of the piece is a beautiful vase, textured in black with a striking cream leaf design covering its surface. Within the vase, there are three white daisies with yellow centers, each stylized and heavily textured, adding depth and dimension to the artwork.

The multi-layered technique used to create this piece enhances its overall effect, as it provides both a tactile and visual experience for the viewer. The encaustic wax and mixed media elements have been masterfully fused together to create bold, contrasting textures, that are sure to leave an impression.

The artwork is elegantly framed in a black wooden frame, giving it an added layer of sophistication. It can be hung on a wall or placed on a tabletop as a free-standing piece. This artwork would make a fantastic statement piece in any room and is sure to be admired for its expressive creativity and impressive craftsmanship.

Daisies in Black leaf vase

Mixed Media, 24cm (W) x 24cm (H)

A$170

Whispers in the Wind is a stunning mixed media and wire artwork that captures the essence of a beautiful garden on a soft green canvas background. The artwork features 20 exquisite sculptural flowers, each attached to the canvas with delicate wire stems and leaves, adding depth and dimension to the piece. One can almost feel the gentle breeze, as the flowers appear to sway in harmony with the wind.

The garden itself is a tapestry of hues ranging from delicate pinks, soft blues, sunny yellows, and regal mauves, blending together in a captivating spectrum of colors. The flowers are intricately layered, each carefully placed to create a divine arrangement that takes one's breath away.

This artwork is not only visually alluring but also comes encased in a rustic wooden floating frame, that adds an earthy, natural touch to its charm. The frame allows the piece to float in the air, providing an elegant presentation that draws in viewers.

Measuring 105cm x 80cm, this large whimsical artwork is a true delight that will add a touch of magic and beauty to any living space. It is a statement artwork that would spark joy and serenity in anyone who lays their eyes on it.

Whispers in the Wind

Mixed Media, 109cm (W) x 84cm (H)

A$2,060

huwgo Timothy

Sydney

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Painted on site in Cairo on nile

Purple nile

Ink, 30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$350

Blue nile

Drawing, 60cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$500

Peter Mac main

Ink, 30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$450

Peter Mac cancer hospital

Peter Mac vag1

Ink, 30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$380

Nima Jamishi

Melbourne

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Street art collaboration with the people of Melbourne city ,

Reflection

Oil, 94cm (W) x 133cm (H)

A$3,690

Colours are my life and my life is art
Always love to create something new and modern
Here u go
Hope this painting brings more loves into your beautiful life and love .

Pain in the Beauty

Oil, 164cm (W) x 92cm (H)

A$3,710

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Acrylics, oils , spray paint & ink & permanent marker and fully varnish finished .
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Emotions are Melodies (2019, Melbourne Street)

Oil, 122cm (W) x 152cm (H)

A$16,720

Collaboration art work with the people!

Collaborated with the people of Melbourne to create this pieces

All languages , nationalities and opinions opportunities to became a part of this creation without of rules , regulations or exception .

The Man Who Fell to Earth

Acrylic, 136cm (W) x 180cm (H)

A$26,000

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Sydney NSW Australia

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Floating in a sea of life's colliding experiences, the chop survives

Chopped

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Other Media, 40cm (W) x 139cm (H)

A$710

The laneways of life are obvious and are closely aligned. Our options are sometimes clear and sometimes intertwined.

Wired

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Other Media, 40cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$500

This maelstrom of visual ideas swirls around one's consciousness like the spectrum of light dancing across one's eyes

Life horizon

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

A$1,960

The World is My Oyster anticipates the Future

The World is my Oyster

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

A$790

Sureen Gouws

Brisbane

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Minimalist monochromatic textured wall relief sculptures in elegant off-white. Featuring layered circular shapes in three-dimensional compositions, these modern wall art pieces add depth and sophistication to any space. Their clean design and neutral tones create a timeless aesthetic, perfect for contemporary, minimalist, and luxury interiors.

'Beyond The Silence' Ltd Ed

Acrylic, 156cm (W) x 92cm (H)

A$5,300

Minimalist monochromatic textured wall relief sculptures in elegant off-white. Featuring layered circular shapes in three-dimensional compositions, these modern wall art pieces add depth and sophistication to any space. Their clean design and neutral tones create a timeless aesthetic, perfect for contemporary, minimalist, and luxury interiors.

'Finding Your Voice' Ltd Ed

Acrylic, 156cm (W) x 92cm (H)

A$5,300

Minimalist monochromatic textured wall relief sculptures in elegant off-white. Featuring layered circular shapes in three-dimensional compositions, these modern wall art pieces add depth and sophistication to any space. Their clean design and neutral tones create a timeless aesthetic, perfect for contemporary, minimalist, and luxury interiors.

'Enclosed' Ltd Ed - Mocha Mousse

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

A$1,490

Minimalist monochromatic textured wall relief sculptures in elegant off-white. Featuring layered circular shapes in three-dimensional compositions, these modern wall art pieces add depth and sophistication to any space. Their clean design and neutral tones create a timeless aesthetic, perfect for contemporary, minimalist, and luxury interiors.

'Orbit' Large - Ltd Ed

Acrylic, 156cm (W) x 92cm (H)

A$4,890