Chatruz

Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang

91cm (W) x 122cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$1,680

Arrives 18–20 Sep

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Artwork Description

A bold, uplifting yellow made to brighten the room — and your mood.

This piece brings light, warmth, and clarity. It’s vibrant but not overwhelming, with layers that catch and play with natural light. Fresh, modern, and filled with quiet energy, it creates a spacious, joyful presence wherever it hangs.

Chatruz is not quite yellow — it’s its own frequency. Bright, clear, and quietly energising, this work brings a feeling of expansion and vitality. There’s warmth layered beneath the surface and subtle movement in the mark-making that rewards a longer look. Inspired by light itself — its honesty, its power to shift mood — this piece lifts the room and holds it.

Perfect for statement walls, open living spaces, or rooms needing a burst of vitality.

Ready to hang vertical or horizontal options.
Sides painted white shade.
Insured shipping Australia-wide.
Delivered direct from the artist’s studio.
Signed on the back. Unframed.

Artist Bio

I’m an artist with a deep love for emotional mark-making, layered materials, and the unseen stories that emerge through paint. I was born in Poland and moved to Australia in my late teens. After studying in Melbourne, New York, and Berlin, I lived in Melbourne for over 30 years before making a sea change to Gippsland — where I now live and work among birdsong, a wild garden, and one very unruly dog.

My work is grounded in raw pigments, sacred materials, and emotion-led mark-making. It explores gesture, energy, and the unseen stories held in the body — often evolving from a single feeling or instinct into layered, intuitive compositions.

I hold advanced diplomas in both visual art and photography. I’ve exhibited in group and solo shows across Australia and have received several art awards along the way. I often reuse old frames for their history and resonance, and I work across large and small formats — from intimate studies to bold, expressive pieces.

Right now, I’m building two bodies of work: one deeply soulful, and one created simply for joy.

Commissions

Yzabela's studio is in Gippsland Victoria