Let's meet for Coffee

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

91cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Let’s Meet for Coffee
Acrylic on Canvas
91cm x 76cm

Two women sit together sharing coffee, surrounded by flourishing flowers set against a fresh white background. The composition captures connection, conversation, and the quiet intimacy of friendship.

The surrounding florals soften the scene, symbolising growth, support, and the beauty of shared moments. The white backdrop allows the figures and botanical elements to breathe, creating a light, uplifting presence while drawing focus to the relationship between the two women.

A contemporary celebration of companionship and meaningful connection.

Artist Bio

I am a contemporary Australian artist drawn to capturing feminine connection, emotional depth, and the quiet strength found in everyday moments. I work primarily in acrylic on canvas, creating expressive figurative pieces layered with botanical elements. I incorporate collage in many of my works, as I am deeply inspired by the texture, movement, and visual depth this medium brings to each piece.

My paintings explore themes of friendship, resilience, growth, and shared experience — women in conversation, reflective moments, and symbolic leaves and florals woven gently into each composition.

I have sold more than 40 original paintings through galleries, online platforms, and private collectors by word of mouth. My most recent gallery sale was at Dromana Gallery in January 2026.

I have participated in art classes, workshops, and private art sessions, continually refining my style and deepening my creative practice.

My intention is to create artwork that feels warm, contemporary, and meaningful — pieces that don’t just hang on a wall, but resonate with the women and homes they belong to.

Commissions

Tracy's studio is in Mornington Peninsula