Perched Above

With its distinctive laugh echoing through the bush, the Kookaburra is a beloved symbol of Australia. This small painting captures one of the many Kookaburras that frequent our balcony, keeping a close eye on us just while we enjoy watching them.

‘The Watcher’ is a mixed media painting on 18cm x 24cm Yupo Paper. It is framed with a black 22cm x 28cm frame with a white mat behind glass. A hanging wire is attached to the back so it can be hung immediately.

Why collecting small art?

Small art pieces fit on narrow wall spaces or on a shelf with an easel.
Small artwork gives you the opportunity to rearrange or arrange small art pieces together in a group
Small art works are often a perfect size for gifting.
Paintings in this size are dynamic collectibles. Art lovers can build a collection of these medium sized pictures by theme, artist, medium or even a similar colour.
And there is often space available for just one more small piece.

PLEASE NOTE: Colours can differ from monitor screens, mobile devices, and tablets. Please check dimensions for actual size. A signed Certificate of Authenticity will be attached to the back of the painting. Your painting will be packed with extra care, using a sturdy recycled cardboard box to reduce our carbon footprint, and will be shipped out within 1-3 business days. Copyright: ©mARTa. All rights reserved.

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About the Artist – Marta Blaszak

Marta Blaszak is a Brisbane-based visual artist with roots in Berlin, Germany. She holds a Bachelor of Interior Architecture from the University of the Arts Berlin. Since settling in Brisbane, Marta has continued to evolve her artistic practice, completing a Diploma in Visual Art at Bremer TAFE.

Deeply inspired by nature, Marta’s work reflects the beauty of the Australian landscape—particularly the flora and fauna surrounding her Forest Lake home, the marine life of Moreton Bay, and the vibrant energy of the Sunshine Coast. Her style blends realism with the expressive freedom of fluid acrylics and alcohol inks, offering a fresh perspective on the natural world.

Marta exhibits widely across South East Queensland and is a regular contributor to member exhibitions with the Logan Artists Association, Boonah Art Society, and Art West Community Gallery. She has held solo exhibitions at venues such as the Glenrock Gallery in Esk and participated in hospital art programs through the Royal Women’s and St Vincent’s Hospitals.

Alongside her studio work, Marta is passionate about community and education. She has taught acrylic painting to adults and children through the Inala Art Gallery and now runs her own art group from her Forest Lake studio, where she continues to inspire others through creativity.