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robert porta

West hoxton

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Mature

Acrylic, 92cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$1,440

Vibrant artwork to give happiness to any home

loro splash

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

A$800

Abstract portrait

The homeless gentleman

Acrylic, 61.5cm (W) x 92cm (H)

A$1,090

An African women

Zamunda

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

A$650

REBECCA CASEY

Noosa, Queensland

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golden, warm yellow abstract with rough texture

HAZY

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$1,420

Abstract colours of turquoise, light blues and greens.

Noosa National Park

Acrylic, 92cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$4,640

Rebecca Whittemore

Adelaide, SA

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An aged cauliflower leaf against a black background.

What the Kitchen Forgets Cauliflower Leaf Ed. 3 of 5

Rebecca Whittemore

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

A$700

An garlic skin suspended against a black background. 70 cm x 70 cm print plus a white border.

What the Kitchen Forgets Garlic Skin Ed. 2 of 5

Rebecca Whittemore

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

A$700

What the Kitchen Forgets is an ongoing series that transforms food waste into fine art, revealing unexpected beauty in what is often dismissed. I work with kitchen scraps such as vegetable skins, fruit peels and other remnants of daily life, scanning and enlarging them to expose intricate textures and organic forms that might otherwise go unseen.
Some fragments are deliberately left to age before scanning, allowing time, decay and transformation to alter their surfaces. This quiet process of waiting lets the materials tell their own story, recording subtle shifts in colour, shape and structure. By capturing these details, I aim to slow the act of looking, encouraging viewers to linger with objects that would normally be discarded without thought.
My practice bridges historical and digital approaches. Using a flatbed scanner, I create contemporary interpretations of the photogram tradition, combining the immediacy of direct contact with the precision of digital capture. The resulting giclée prints present these fragments at a scale and clarity that demand attention, shifting them from waste into objects of contemplation.
This work reflects my concern for the environment. The series responds to urgent questions about sustainability and invites conversations about consumption, responsibility and the hidden narratives within everyday waste. Through What the Kitchen Forgets, I encourage viewers to see what we throw away not simply as rubbish, but as part of an ongoing cycle of transformation, care and renewal.

Print details:
Colours may vary slightly from what you see on your screen.
Print only, unframed and unmounted.
Giclée printed on Ilford Smooth Pearl paper in a professional photo lab for excellent image quality and colour.
Each print includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity
Carefully packaged and shipped in a sturdy postal tube.
Orders shipped within five working days.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

What the Kitchen Forgets Strawberry Ed. 3 of 5

Rebecca Whittemore

Photograph, 31cm (W) x 31cm (H)

A$240

What the Kitchen Forgets is an ongoing series that transforms food waste into fine art, revealing unexpected beauty in what is often dismissed. I work with kitchen scraps such as vegetable skins, fruit peels and other remnants of daily life, scanning and enlarging them to expose intricate textures and organic forms that might otherwise go unseen.
Some fragments are deliberately left to age before scanning, allowing time, decay and transformation to alter their surfaces. This quiet process of waiting lets the materials tell their own story, recording subtle shifts in colour, shape and structure. By capturing these details, I aim to slow the act of looking, encouraging viewers to linger with objects that would normally be discarded without thought.
My practice bridges historical and digital approaches. Using a flatbed scanner, I create contemporary interpretations of the photogram tradition, combining the immediacy of direct contact with the precision of digital capture. The resulting giclée prints present these fragments at a scale and clarity that demand attention, shifting them from waste into objects of contemplation.
This work reflects my concern for the environment. The series responds to urgent questions about sustainability and invites conversations about consumption, responsibility and the hidden narratives within everyday waste. Through What the Kitchen Forgets, I encourage viewers to see what we throw away not simply as rubbish, but as part of an ongoing cycle of transformation, care and renewal.

Print details:
Colours may vary slightly from what you see on your screen.
Print only, unframed and unmounted.
Giclée printed on Ilford Smooth Pearl paper in a professional photo lab for excellent image quality and colour.
Each print includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity..
Carefully packaged and shipped in a sturdy postal tube.
Orders shipped within five working days.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

What the Kitchen Forgets Fryer Residue Ed. 2 of 5

Rebecca Whittemore

Photograph, 31cm (W) x 31cm (H)

A$240

Bridget McArthur

Adelaide, South Australia

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Layered semi-circles creating earthy tones

Kogane no Taiyou

Bridget McArthur

Mixed Media, 94cm (W) x 94cm (H)

A$1,480

Semi-circles reminiscent of waves

Nami

Bridget McArthur

Mixed Media, 78.5cm (W) x 78.5cm (H)

A$1,270

Umi

Bridget McArthur

Mixed Media, 78.5cm (W) x 78.5cm (H)

A$1,270

Collage of tissue paper leaves in geometric pattern.

Miageru

Bridget McArthur

Mixed Media, 63cm (W) x 94cm (H)

A$1,270

Heather Lorenzon

Southern Adelaide

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An abstract design evocative of a cityscape with roads leading to freedom

Seeking Escape

Heather Lorenzon

Mixed Media, 55cm (W) x 70cm (H)

A$530

Gum leaves fall on top of the woodpile and bush debri creating an interesting contrast of shapes , sinuous lines and colour. A scene commonly found in the Australian bush.

Life on the woodpile

Heather Lorenzon

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

A$230

This is a medium sized painting which references life on earth and the night sky. The circular shapes suggest the influence of planets and stars on the plant life found on earth.

Cosmic Connection

Heather Lorenzon

Mixed Media, 50cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$320

Patterned sand dunes in front of the ocean with seagulls creating a sense of Movement and Dynamism

Dune Life

Heather Lorenzon

Mixed Media, 48cm (W) x 64cm (H)

A$490

Janice Cameron

Inner West

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black and white photographic print of a modern dancer using a special effect to create drama and capture movement

Stroboscopic Dancer Ed. 1 of 10

Photograph, 42cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$480

A boy riding his bicycle through an Art Deco style tunnel in Hamburg reminiscent of a time when life was more simple and carefree.

Fast lane Ed. 1 of 5

Reproduction Print, 80cm (W) x 80cm (H)

A$550

Black and white stylised image of a posed woman with shadows creating a contrasting pattern

Girl Ed. 1 of 10

Reproduction Print, 59.4cm (W) x 8.4cm (H)

A$330

Stylised portrait of a woman with vibrant complimentary colours

Blue Ed. 1 of 10

Reproduction Print, 50cm (W) x 50cm (H)

A$350

Claire Ishino

Adelaide

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Colourful, simple blossom shapes on curving stems in pattern-like foramtion

Haru - 'Spring'

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

A$1,580

Soft, imaginary flowers with overlapping petals in small, low, bowl-shaped pot on cherry coloured table with watermelon red wall behind.

Beautiful Flowers

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

A$320

All the Colours

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

A$2,610

Table scene of pink Fink jug, gin bottle, potted plant, mug and lemons and mandarins. An i-phone sits on the table on the left on a green tablecloth and a camera and sugar bowl are on the right hand side. There is the suggestion of a bookshelf in the background.

Still Life - Mandarin Season

Acrylic, 40.5cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$780

Wrcilef Art

Sydney

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Autumn Vibes

Acrylic, 42cm (W) x 52cm (H)

A$260

Midnight Blue

Acrylic, 42cm (W) x 52cm (H)

A$260

Walk in the Space Abstract Painting on Canvas

Acrylic, 32cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$150

Goldenrod Abstract Art

Acrylic, 42cm (W) x 52cm (H)

A$260

Kay Mahanta

Melbourne

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Black and white abstract textured artwork

Silhouette

Mixed Media, 62.5cm (W) x 92.5cm (H)

A$410

Organic splotches in blush, greens, white and beige

Spring Bloom

Mixed Media, 101cm (W) x 101cm (H)

A$880

Bold contrasting textures and colours to add drama and flair to your space

Expedition

Mixed Media, 42.5cm (W) x 52.5cm (H)

A$320

This minimalist textured artwork will add depth and calm to your space. It is painted in neutral tones of beige and white.

Laughing Kookaburra

Mixed Media, 34cm (W) x 34cm (H)

A$310

Robert Powell

Kwinana

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New Art Stencil

New Art

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

A$1,100

Roof top at night with a grey sky

Before the Invasion

Spray Paint, 60cm (W) x 45cm (H)

A$250

A planet floating in dark space

Livable World

Spray Paint, 40cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$170

A red planet in space

Horizon

Spray Paint, 35cm (W) x 45cm (H)

A$170