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David Wardman

Katoomba

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the blue mountains

creation # 60

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

A$830

landscape, the blue mountains

creation # 61

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

A$830

the blue mountains

creation # 63

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

A$830

the blue mountains

creation # 64

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

A$830

Siren Meng

Sydney

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Woods in Kangaroo Valley

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

A$740

Australia native Pink Gum flower Acrylic painting on canvas

Pink Gum Flower

Acrylic, 80cm (W) x 64cm (H)

A$490

Golden foliage over the river, Populus euphratica forest

Golden foliage over the river

Acrylic, 80cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$540

A breathtaking painting showcases a vast field blanketed with radiant red poppies, their petals vibrant and full of life. The poppies sway gently, creating a sea of red that seems to go on endlessly. Above, the sky is a brilliant shade of blue, providing a stark and beautiful contrast to the red below. The atmosphere is serene and peaceful, with the beauty of nature taking centre stage. The simplicity of the scene, devoid of any symbols or distractions, allows the viewer to immerse themselves fully in the tranquil beauty of the poppy field.

Crimson blooms

Acrylic, 50.8cm (W) x 40cm (H)

A$650

Audrey metal work sculptures as wellPaul Woods

Cowra

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MORNINGs

Audrey metal work sculptures as wellPaul Woods

Acrylic, 53cm (W) x 116cm (H)

A$410

Echidna

Audrey metal work sculptures as wellPaul Woods

Acrylic, 145cm (W) x 72cm (H)

A$580

Mechanical turtle

Audrey metal work sculptures as wellPaul Woods

Acrylic, 125cm (W) x 114.5cm (H)

A$910

Mechanical elephant

Audrey metal work sculptures as wellPaul Woods

Acrylic, 100cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$1,260

Alexander Stoffers

Victoria, Australia

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Restful

Alexander Stoffers

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

A$840

When I grow into Me #001

Alexander Stoffers

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

A$590

This work traces the quiet, often complex moments between who we were told to be and who we truly are. It speaks to the slow unfolding of selfhood — not just in gender or identity, but in learning to inhabit your own skin with clarity and care. It’s about resilience, softness, and the time it takes to grow into yourself.

When I grow into Me #002

Alexander Stoffers

Acrylic, 100cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$590

When I grow into Me #003

Alexander Stoffers

Acrylic, 100cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$590

Chelsey Liu

website

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The artist uses bold colors, vigorous brushstrokes, and layered paint to depict the scene of spring, capturing the dynamic flow of energy among natural elements such as the earth, plants, and sky. The brushwork is intense and even somewhat chaotic, and the use of strong colours creates an impression of disorder. However, the harmony among the various colour blocks reveals an underlying structure, expressing a deep love for nature, a positive attitude toward life, and powerful emotional resonance. It is a passionate and exuberant work.

Spring, Botanic Garden

Oil, 109cm (W) x 114cm (H)

A$3,190

The canvas is woven with warm ochres, deep browns, and inky blacks, symbolizing an autumn in memory where gentleness and loss coexist. Near the bottom of the painting, the repeated appearance of the Chinese character for “father” emerges faintly—an intentional motif symbolizing the act of writing "father" over and over, like an echo of longing. Chaotic, endless, and emotionally charged, it also seems to cry out to the Father in heaven, adding deep emotional tension to the work.

Longing in autumn

Oil, 106cm (W) x 106cm (H)

A$4,740

The artist conveys a sense of anatomy through black arcs, serving as an abstract projection of the "body." The red lines resemble scars or sutures, while the black lines suggest fracture and reconstruction, telling a story of being broken and then reassembled. At the same time, the lines resemble neural networks or streams of thought—depicting a living, dynamic inner system. It is akin to the experience of a mother’s rebirth after giving birth.
The work expresses emotional tension; it doesn’t aim to be “understood,” but rather seeks to “resonate” with you.

Cradle

Mixed Media, 115cm (W) x 116cm (H)

A$3,710

This work emphasizes raw emotional expression and the explosive force of the brushstroke.
The leaping lines resemble a dancer, freely moving between chaos and stillness.
She is silent yet powerful—each mark a spin, a release of emotion.
Faint, elusive faces seem to gaze back at the viewer, inviting us into a dance of the inner self.
In disorder, rhythm arises; in entanglement, the true self is revealed—this is a visual beat, a pulse of the soul.

Dancing

Mixed Media, 115cm (W) x 116cm (H)

A$3,710

Lorna Karamujic

Atherton, QLD

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Blaze of sunlight through a canopy of trees

Autumn Serenity

Lorna Karamujic

Oil, 39cm (W) x 42cm (H)

A$340

depicts several goldfish in an aquatic setting with plants and rocks

Small Fry Large Fish

Lorna Karamujic

Oil, 83cm (W) x 69cm (H)

A$690

A painting of a kangaroo hopping through the green grass under a canopy of trees , in the middle ground is a corn paddock and then agriculture land with a ploughed paddock and hills in the background.

Through the trees

Lorna Karamujic

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

A$690

A landscape painting depicting a sea view with a sandy beach through lush tropical foliage framed by a tall thin tree on the right and a fern like tall tree on the left.

Tropical Inlet

Lorna Karamujic

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

A$650

Rose Atkins

Melbourne

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Full Moon

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

A$180

Slices of Sky

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

A$240

Beach Front

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

A$290

Adjusting to Melbourne

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

A$400

Carmen Alcedo Carmen Alcedo

South Australia

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This artwork captures the quiet beauty of the South Australian bush, featuring a solitary tree standing resiliently amidst arid, sunbaked earth. The landscape reflects the vast, open spaces typical of South Australia’s rural regions, where native flora thrives despite harsh conditions. The simplicity of the scene highlights the raw and tranquil essence of the land, inviting the viewer to experience a sense of solitude, stillness, and connection with the natural environment.

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Carmen Alcedo Carmen Alcedo

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

A$550

This artwork is a digital collage created from a photographic still life made with real flowers. The original floral arrangement was carefully composed in the studio and later photographed, before being digitally layered, fragmented and reassembled into a new visual narrative.

Petals overlap, dissolve and repeat, blurring the line between the physical and the imagined. Through vibrant reds and soft pink tones, the image explores themes of transformation, memory and impermanence. What begins as a tangible still life evolves into something more fluid and emotional.

This piece invites the viewer to slow down and observe beauty in change, fragility and renewal, offering a poetic and contemporary interpretation of floral imagery.

"Imaginary Journeys: Collage and Still Life Explorations. Day 41"

Carmen Alcedo Carmen Alcedo

Photograph, 70.7cm (W) x 100cm (H)

A$1,320

A pile of discarded plastic bags and everyday rubbish sits on the ground, partially illuminated by warm, low light. Fallen leaves mix with the waste, while deep shadows and surrounding vegetation frame the scene, creating a quiet and cinematic atmosphere.

Remains

Carmen Alcedo Carmen Alcedo

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

A$380

A red flower placed inside a clear glass vessel is illuminated by warm light, casting soft shadows across a yellow surface. Small red fruits and delicate stems surround the arrangement, set against a deep green background.

Held by Light

Carmen Alcedo Carmen Alcedo

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

A$380

Maryna Pelina

Melbourne, VIC

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Don't fear discovery

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

A$330

Colorful abstract splashes made randomly. On the final result can be seen insect that does not exist in real life.

Unknown insect

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

A$320

One Rainbow Lorikeet is sitting above the group of red flowers on the small branch of the firewheel tree. It is looking out on the viewer with his head up. Only part of the main branch is visible, almost everything is covered in leaves and the sky is coming through on the background.

"Melbourne is..."

Acrylic, 40cm (W) x 62cm (H)

A$2,630

19-year old girl in dark-blue pajamas looking behind her shoulder. Behind is upside-down flowering aloe Vera and 3 rainbow lorikeets eating the flowers. Also there are sunset and multicolored ocean on the background.

From UA to AU

Acrylic, 40cm (W) x 62cm (H)

A$2,730

Dino Todorovic

Canberra

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Echoes of the Outback - Kookaburra

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

A$240

Tempest's Edge - Coastal Waves

Oil, 64cm (W) x 33cm (H)

A$1,740

Mountain Majesty at Sunrise

Oil, 64cm (W) x 94cm (H)

A$2,870

Whispering Shadows - Squirrel

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

A$240