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Frank Cardone

Brighton South Australia 5048

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DRINK TIME

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

A$540

floral cottage

Mixed Media, 81cm (W) x 52cm (H)

A$390

abstract triptych

abstract triptych

Acrylic, 53cm (W) x 33cm (H)

A$240

sailing boats

Acrylic, 105cm (W) x 75cm (H)

A$810

Marko Hila

Umina Beach NSW

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Water Lillies

Oil, 53cm (W) x 43cm (H)

A$1,040

Dusty Wine Bottles

Oil, 28cm (W) x 36cm (H)

A$990

Venice 5PM

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

A$1,630

Paris Cafe

Oil, 35cm (W) x 28cm (H)

A$940

Julie - Ann Kassulke

Redcliffe

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Rainbow Kaleidoscope

Julie - Ann Kassulke

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

A$1,050

Chasing the Moon

Julie - Ann Kassulke

Acrylic, 35cm (W) x 35cm (H)

A$540

Rainbow butterflies

Julie - Ann Kassulke

Acrylic, 35cm (W) x 35cm (H)

A$550

Peace out

Julie - Ann Kassulke

Acrylic, 35cm (W) x 35cm (H)

A$540

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

Steve Starr

Newtown

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Digital painting printed on Canson Museum Rag 315gsm.

Todiramphus Sanctus (King Fisher)

Ink, 70cm (W) x 50cm (H)

A$690

Digital painting printed on Canson Museum Rag 315gsm.

Lomographa Vestaliata (White Spring Moth)

Ink, 70cm (W) x 50cm (H)

A$690

Digital painting printed on Canson Museum Rag 315gsm

Zammara Smaragdina (Tropical Cicada)

Ink, 70cm (W) x 50cm (H)

A$690

Digital painting printed on Canson Museum Rag 315gsm.

Amegilla Cingulata Blue Banded Native Bee

Ink, 70cm (W) x 50cm (H)

A$690

Elina El Daher

Perth

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Shimmers with oceanic depth, where azure waves and turquoise
currents swirl around a glowing central orb—like a pearl cradled by the
sea. Red ribbons pulse through the fluid blues, adding vibrant contrast.
This abstract composition evokes both serenity and mystery, inviting
the view to drift through its flowing layers, a glimpse of nature's
hidden treasures.

Blue Pearl

Resin, 112cm (W) x 87cm (H)

A$12,460

Kiandra Buchanan

Margaret River

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A silver necklace and ring on a pink background

Jewellery Study

Kiandra Buchanan

Oil, 30.5cm (W) x 23cm (H)

A$150

Rosemary picked from the garden and tied with twine on a white background.

Rosemary Study

Kiandra Buchanan

Acrylic, 50.5cm (W) x 41cm (H)

A$400

Sharon McElveney

Gold Coast

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Sketch of a woman’s face with pink peachy graffiti background

A Glance

Sharon McElveney

Acrylic, 90cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$5,770

Blue Butterfly is a mix of pastel blues, yellows and pinks over a predominately white background.
There is texture as the paint is scraped back in places allowing the colour beneath to show through.
A face appears only partially hovering over a blue butterfly suggesting a memory or a thought as the fleating images may appear in your minds eye.

Blue Butterfly

Sharon McElveney

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$2,140

Fluffy white clouds sit over the sea at sunrise.
Deep blue water with gentle waves breaking on the shore, urging you to sit and take the time to appreciate and contemplate life.

On a Clear Day

Sharon McElveney

Acrylic, 91cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$2,140

White clouds roll in over the warm ochre mountains, while blue hues mingling in with the white clouds

Winter

Sharon McElveney

Acrylic, 90cm (W) x 120cm (H)

A$2,140

Pei Fong

Naarm, Melbourne

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Scene of a fish market, inspired by Nijo and Tsukiji Markets in Japan.
A fish stall named Saito Fisheries- selling a range of seafood.
Two cats are captured in this scene.

Japanese Fish Market Saito Fisheries

Linocut Print, 19cm (W) x 26cm (H)

A$270

Blue Japanese Koi Toto

Linocut Print, 15cm (W) x 20cm (H)

A$170

Cat Japanese BathHouse

Linocut Print, 35cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$380

Sandhya Mulchandani

Adelaide

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This richly textured relief sculpture features five stylised kangaroos in a dynamic, embossed composition. Sculpted in air-dry clay, each kangaroo is raised from the surface, creating a tactile, three-dimensional effect that invites touch and close inspection. Their bodies are adorned with swirling patterns that evoke movement and natural rhythms, set within a vibrant landscape of sculpted foliage, textured tree trunks, and a radiant sun.

The background is equally dimensional, with raised swirls in the sky and ground that add depth and whimsy to the scene. Painted in earthy reds, lush greens, and golden tones, the artwork blends bold colour with intricate surface detail. A small circular emblem bearing the initials “SM” appears in the bottom right corner, marking the artist’s signature.

Rustic Hops

Sandhya Mulchandani

Mixed Media, 62cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$990

This vibrant relief sculpture depicts a stylised tree rendered in air-dry clay, with raised, embossed detailing throughout. The central tree structure features symmetrical branches filled with intricately sculpted leaves and floral motifs, creating a rhythmic, ornamental canopy. Nestled among the foliage are brightly coloured birds, including peacocks and smaller songbirds, each adorned with fine patterns and sculptural textures.

The entire surface is richly layered, with a tactile, three-dimensional quality that invites close viewing and touch. The background and border are filled with decorative elements, enhancing the sense of abundance and harmony. Painted in bold hues — orange, blue, pink, yellow, and green — the composition evokes both natural vitality and mythic symbolism, referencing the Kalpavriksha, a sacred wish-fulfilling tree in Hindu mythology.

Tree of Life

Sandhya Mulchandani

Mixed Media, 60cm (W) x 85cm (H)

A$1,080

This bas-relief sculpture features a lively tropical scene with four rainbow lorikeets surrounded by lush foliage and blooming flowers. Three lorikeets are perched on sculpted branches in the foreground, while a fourth is captured mid-flight against a glowing yellow-orange sky. Each bird is rendered in raised, textured clay and painted in vivid hues — blue heads, orange and red chests, green wings and tails — creating a dynamic, tactile surface.

The surrounding vegetation includes large embossed leaves, ferns, and an array of sculpted flowers in pink, purple, yellow, and white. The composition is rich in detail and movement, with a rhythmic flow that guides the eye across the scene. A circular emblem with the initials “SM” appears in the bottom right corner, marking the artist’s signature.

A Symphony of Colors

Sandhya Mulchandani

Mixed Media, 61cm (W) x 46cm (H)

A$990

This bas-relief sculpture depicts two vividly coloured kingfishers perched on sculpted tree branches near a body of water, set against a glowing orange sun and a lush forest backdrop. The birds are crafted in air-dry clay and hand-painted in layered acrylics, with intricate feather detailing in shades of blue, orange, white, and black. Their poised postures and expressive forms add movement and character to the scene.

Surrounding the birds are embossed flowers in red, yellow, and orange, along with textured green foliage and bark, creating a rich and immersive natural setting. The background is painted in warm sunset tones, enhancing the depth and harmony of the composition. The artwork is framed in a light wooden frame, with the artist’s initials “SM” signed in the bottom right corner.

Twilight with Kingfishers

Sandhya Mulchandani

Mixed Media, 41cm (W) x 41cm (H)

A$450