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Rochelle Elise

Victoria

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angel leaning with wings and fruit

Life Goes On Forever Dont You Remember

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

A$250

Australian botanicals in a vase with abstract background

A Moment of Quiet

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

A$240

A beautiful mix of citrus fruits and sunflowers, with vibrant colour and a balmy summery feel.

The Essence of Summer Oil on canvas

Oil, 92cm (W) x 61cm (H)

A$1,140

Papaya showing papaya seeds with abstract background

Harmony

Mixed Media, 42cm (W) x 52cm (H)

A$440

Leon Weatherstone

Sydney

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Babinda Boulders

Babinda Boulders

Leon Weatherstone

Oil, 91cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$980

Waratah Linocut

Robertson Waratahs Ed. 18 of 50

Leon Weatherstone

Linocut Print, 37cm (W) x 51cm (H)

A$280

Kata Tjuta Landscape

Mallee at Kata Tjuta

Leon Weatherstone

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

A$960

Ellery Creek Big Hole NT

Ellery Creek Big Hole NT

Leon Weatherstone

Oil, 183cm (W) x 122cm (H)

A$1,800

Aileen Ng

Melbourne

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Wish you were here

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

A$1,020

Hard Edge Geometric Painting

Forward

Acrylic, 45cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$580

Two people's shadows facing each other

Of course I still care

Oil, 42cm (W) x 52.5cm (H)

A$690

Stripe pattern creating an optical illusion

Shift

Acrylic, 45cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$600

Deb O'Neill

Newcastle, NSW

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Jessica Menz

South Australia

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Cathy Freeman

Acrylic, 801cm (W) x 1203cm (H)

A$2,410

Nina Muller - Nikolovska

Melbourne

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Astrology Birth Chart – Contemporary Conceptual Metal Painting
Time, Identity, and the Art of Becoming
Astrology Birth Chart is a deeply personal and conceptual metal painting that transforms the idea of a natal chart into a living, evolving artwork. Rooted in astrology, the birth chart represents the exact moment you were born—a map of time, position, and potential. In this piece, that moment is visually reimagined through the symbol of a wheelbarrow, carrying the weight of life as it moves forward through time.
The wheelbarrow becomes a powerful metaphor for the human journey. It holds experiences, choices, and influences gathered along the way, while its gradual corrosion mirrors the natural process of aging. As time passes, the metal changes, allowing the artwork itself to evolve alongside the person it represents. The painting does not remain static; it ages, shifts, and transforms, just as we do.
Crafted from metal, the piece embraces imperfection, weathering, and decay as essential elements of its meaning. The intentional interaction with time challenges the idea of permanence in art, turning the birth chart into a living record rather than a fixed symbol. The corrosion is not damage—it is memory, history, and proof of lived experience.
Astrology Birth Chart blurs the line between personal artifact and contemporary art. It invites reflection on destiny versus free will, on what we are given at birth and what we accumulate as life unfolds. This work speaks to those who see identity as layered, shaped by both cosmic timing and human endurance.
Ideal for collectors drawn to conceptual, symbolic art, Astrology Birth Chart is not simply a painting—it is a timeline. It honors the moment you arrived in the world while allowing the passage of time to continue writing its story, directly onto the surface of the artwork itself.

Astrology Birth Chart Metal Painting 3

Nina Muller - Nikolovska

Oil, 120cm (W) x 109cm (H)

A$31,050

Cross Road – Contemporary 3D Metal & Mixed Media Painting
Choice, Direction, and the Weight of Decision
Cross Road is a striking three-dimensional mixed media painting that explores moments of choice and transition. Built from metal and wood, the artwork physically embodies the idea of standing at a crossroads—where paths divide, decisions carry weight, and movement forward is unavoidable. The layered materials create depth and texture, inviting the viewer to engage with the work not only visually, but spatially.
The use of wood introduces an organic, grounded element, symbolising growth, history, and lived experience. In contrast, the metal represents structure, resistance, and the external forces that shape our direction. Together, these materials collide and coexist, reflecting the tension between instinct and logic, nature and industry, emotion and control.
Cross Road is constructed as a true 3D painting, with elements extending outward from the surface. This dimensionality reinforces the theme of navigation and uncertainty—the work does not sit flat, just as life’s decisions rarely do. The welded metal frame gives the piece architectural strength and permanence, while also emphasizing its raw, industrial character.
To ensure longevity, the metal is protected from corrosion with a specialised adhesive, preserving the integrity of the materials while allowing their textures and marks to remain visible. This balance between protection and exposure mirrors the human experience of vulnerability and resilience.
As a contemporary statement piece, Cross Road speaks to anyone who has faced a pivotal moment. It is about direction, consequence, and the courage to move forward without knowing exactly where each path leads. Ideal for modern interiors, galleries, or collectors drawn to tactile, conceptual work, Cross Road is not just a painting—it is a moment of decision captured in form, material, and depth. One off artwork sculptural painting.

Kross Road Metal Painting 1

Nina Muller - Nikolovska

Mixed Media, 98.5cm (W) x 150cm (H)

A$31,100

Architectural Drawings – From Blueprint to Artwork
Structure as Story, Design as Expression
Architectural Drawings as Artwork transform technical plans into expressive visual narratives. What begins as lines, measurements, and structural intention becomes a space for imagination, emotion, and interpretation. These works elevate architectural drafts beyond function, revealing the quiet beauty hidden within precision, geometry, and order.
Each drawing captures the language of architecture—grids, elevations, perspectives, and spatial relationships—while allowing it to exist as art rather than instruction. Freed from the obligation to be built, the drawings become meditative compositions, where balance, proportion, and negative space speak as strongly as form. They invite the viewer to explore imagined spaces rather than physical ones.
By presenting architectural drawings as finished artworks, the process itself is honored. The marks of planning, erasing, layering, and revision remain visible, reflecting thought, intention, and time. These pieces sit at the intersection of logic and creativity, where engineering discipline meets artistic intuition.
Architectural drawing artworks appeal to those drawn to minimalism, conceptual depth, and design-led aesthetics. They resonate with architects, designers, and collectors who appreciate the poetry of structure and the elegance of restraint. Each piece suggests possibility—buildings that may never exist, spaces that live only in the mind.
Ideal for contemporary interiors, studios, and curated collections, Architectural Drawings as Artwork offer a refined, intellectual presence. They remind us that before any structure is built, it exists as an idea—and that ideas themselves can be works of art.

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Nina Muller - Nikolovska

Acrylic, 45cm (W) x 65cm (H)

A$1,800

Abstract Portrait Metal Painting 2

Nina Muller - Nikolovska

Oil, 98.5cm (W) x 150cm (H)

A$41,400

Jordan Lambi

Meanjin/Brisbane

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An abstract male figurative work blending crimson and yellow ochre against raw umber.

Pandemic Patching

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

A$420

A green entity and yellow entity linked by their red eyes.

Red Dreams

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

A$490

An abstract image of an oasis based on colours of the Australian landscape.

Oasis

Oil, 50cm (W) x 71cm (H)

A$530

Abstract colour exploration of a face with ochre, maroon, lime and lemon yellow

Drop of Lime

Oil, 76.2cm (W) x 50.8cm (H)

A$560

Brittany Jones

Melbourne, AUS

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Debbie Wood

Wagga Wagga

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Alycia Lipovac

Port Macquarie, NSW

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There are two square canvasses, each in timber floating frames. One is white in the centre, becoming pink in a circular gradient outward. A wavy yellow line draws a circle around the centre. The other is also white in the centre, becoming ultramarine blue/black in a circular gradient outward. Flashes of teal, pink, and purple can be seen in the sweeping circular strokes. Light and dark lines imply a watery ripple from the centre, and small stars are scattered in the corners of the canvas.

Bathed In

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

A$250

Against a deep and black background, there are lush and green plants that emerge. They encircle the edge of the canvas, with a vine climbing up the left side, ferns and a circular palm leaf. On the bottom, there are sprouts of native violets while on the right, you can find a large monstera leaf, and palm fronds above it.

Fern & Friends

Acrylic, 94cm (W) x 65cm (H)

A$540

Waratahs and proteas on a pale pink background

Twin Blooms

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

A$300

Helpless Optimism

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

A$140