Pia Kuykhoven, Returning to Winter, 2026

Acrylic on poly cotton, 104x79cm framed in sustainable oak

Pia Kuykhoven is a contemporary Australian artist based in Adelaide, South Australia. Working full-time from her backyard studio, surrounded by a flourishing garden, she creates vibrant floral still life paintings that explore memory, home and our connection to the natural world.

Originally trained as a landscape designer, Pia's deep relationship with gardens traces back to childhood and continues to shape her creative practice today. Her paintings are rich with colour, texture and personal history, often featuring flowers from her garden alongside heirloom teacups, platters and collected vessels that act as carriers of story and connection.

Through intuitive layers of mark-making, Pia builds expressive paintings that mirror the rhythms of gardening - adding, refining and allowing each work to evolve over time. Bold, bright and highly tactile, her paintings celebrate the comfort, beauty and quiet drama of everyday life, inviting viewers to see them not only as artworks but as future heirlooms that hold memories for generations to come.

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Samantha Mackie, Floor Plan Memory, 2026

Porcelain, 54h x 40w x 2d (set of eight), wall hung

Sam Mackie is a Sydney-based ceramic artist creating unglazed porcelain works from her studio in Avalon, on Sydney's Northern Beaches. Originally working with paper, she was drawn to the durability & permanence of ceramics & completed a Diploma of Ceramics in 2024.

Using delicate porcelain slabs built through hundreds of brushstrokes, Sam creates linear forms that reduce landscapes, structures & familiar objects to their most distilled form. Left unglazed & free of colour, the work is quiet - almost ghostly - with light moving through the fine porcelain to mark the slow cadence of passing time.

Her practice centres on memory, place & the significance of everyday objects: the house as an archetype of shelter & belonging, and objects as containers for memory. Can an object hold memory? Can making become an act of remembering? She often reflects on whether her fascination with houses stems from her father, a bricklayer, and the school holidays she spent watching him transform simple materials into enduring structures.

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Natalie Lapardin, Lemon & Blossoms, 2026

Oil on panel, 34x44cm framed

Natalie Lapardin is a Sydney-based realist painter with a deep love for the beauty found in everyday life. Formally trained at the Julian Ashton Art School and with a background in academic study, she brings both technical rigour and genuine warmth to her practice. Her work centres on still life, a genre she approaches not as tradition for tradition's sake, but as an opportunity to slow down, look closely and find the extraordinary in the ordinary. Natalie's paintings are collected by people who are drawn to original Australian art that feels joyful, skilled and deeply human.

“Time and again I find myself drawn to the subject of fruit and flowers. These little beauties of nature, which we interact with as part of our everyday, are eternally inspiring. I love their potential for vivid colour and enjoy pushing the chromatic intensity. Working with a palette full of colour brings me great joy and I hope to convey that in my paintings.”

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Jessica Olpp, Morte a l'oignon et a la bouteille, 2026

Oil on canvas, 33×43cm framed in natural oak

Jessica Olpp is a Melbourne-based visual artist whose work reflects a quiet lyricism and deep appreciation for stillness. Raised among the bushlands of Warrandyte and having lived and worked in France, Jessica brings an introspective and poetic quality to her paintings. A lifelong creative, she began painting as a meditative balance to her career as a French teacher. Her background in classical dance, poetry, and foreign languages informs her visual art practice, which is rich in emotional nuance, atmosphere, and a sense of calm.

Jessica Olpp’s artwork has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia, including a recent solo show at Wild Canary in Queensland. She is a multi-year finalist in notable national art prizes such as Inside This Box at The Corner Store Gallery, The Next Big Thing at Toowoomba Gallery, and The Doyles Art Award. Her work has been featured at the Affordable Art Fair in both Brisbane and Sydney, showcased in Country Style magazine, and selected by interior designers for commercial spaces including Middle Park European and Elio’s Place on Flinders Lane.

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Marissa Lico, Pasticceria, 2026

Mixed media on canvas, 53x53cm framed in American Ash

Warm stone underfoot, the unhurried walk, the glass holds its little gold hours. You slow, you linger - of course you do, this is the sweetness you came for.

Marissa Lico is a visual artist based on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales. Working in acrylic and mixed media, her practice is shaped by texture, layering, and an intuitive approach to surface. Drawing on her Italian heritage and a deep reverence for the ordinary, her paintings explore how ritual and memory shape the way we experience home, food, and connection.

Her work evokes the glow of a shared table, a street softening into evening, the unhurried gesture of gathering - moments that feel both intimate and timeless. Grounded in a background in photography, her work often begins with the captured moment, bringing together subject, memory, and storytelling with warmth and intention.

Marissa holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts and balances her studio practice with a career in teaching. She has been a finalist in respected art prizes including the Mini Series Art Prize and the Inside This Box Art Prize, and her work has been exhibited in galleries across Australia and Scotland.

The way people take to the streets as dusk settles, unhurried and deliberate, dressed as though the evening itself warranted care, is a noticing that, in time, became this work.

La Passeggiata draws on the Italian tradition of the evening promenade: a ritual of presence, belonging, and unspoken continuity. These paintings do not document the tradition so much as inhabit it: a summer market, a narrow street opening onto something magnificent, figures pausing for food, wine, and conversation. Others hold only the spaces between: a window, a doorway, an empty chair, the presence implied by the waiting. 

La Passeggiata is an invitation to connect: with place, with people, with what has always been there.

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Simon Palmer, Mixed Interactions (study), 2026

Acrylic on board, 30×30cm framed

Simon Palmer is an Australian artist whose practice centres on abstract landscape painting. Working along a spectrum from loosely representational imagery to more distilled, non-objective forms, his work explores the relationship between place, perception, and memory.

Drawing on a background in architecture and graphic design, Palmer approaches painting with a strong understanding of composition, structure, and visual balance. His paintings are characterised by luminous layers, subtle shifts in colour, and carefully considered edges that emerge, dissolve, and interact across the surface. Through this process, he creates works that invite contemplation while allowing space for personal interpretation.

Over time, Palmer's practice has evolved from semi-abstracted landscapes towards a more nuanced exploration of abstraction and colour. While traces of the landscape often remain, his paintings are increasingly concerned with atmosphere, emotion, and the experience of place rather than direct representation.

Working full-time from his studio, Palmer continues to develop a distinctive body of abstract landscape paintings that combine technical refinement with a quiet, reflective sensibility.

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Christine Moult, Red Dish, 2026

Oil on board, 26.5×20.5cm framed

Christine Moult is a Sydney-based artist working on Gamaragal land, known for her expressive alla prima oil paintings on board.

Largely self-taught, Christine brings a fresh, instinctive approach to her work, shaped by her background in food and design. She draws inspiration from the everyday, capturing fleeting moments of light, shadow and atmosphere that often go unnoticed, using loose, confident brushstrokes and a refined, harmonious palette.

"Painting, for me, is a bit like cooking," Christine says. "Instead of flavours and textures, I'm playing with objects, light and colour, moving elements around until everything feels balanced. I love painting the simple objects that have surrounded me throughout my life, as they bring back cherished memories of meals shared with family and friends."

Christine has volunteered as a guide at the Art Gallery of New South Wales since 2010, and her work has been selected for numerous exhibitions, including the National Emerging Art Prize (2023), the Affordable Art Fair Brisbane and Sydney with Aspire Gallery (2024), the Incognito Art Show (2023–2026), and Inside This Box at The Corner Store Gallery (2023, 2026), where she has also shown as a Stable Artist (2025/2026).

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Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood, Low Light Touring

Oil on canvas, 43x43cm framed

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Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood is a Melbourne based artist, who creates light filled explorations of the landscape. Using oil on canvas, Andrea works from her own photographs to capture vignettes of the natural world. The work varies in scale from tiny mantle panels to large scale pieces. Her evocative paintings explore colour and atmosphere whilst adhering to formal oil painting techniques.

Using local reference and landmarks, Hopgood’s road scenes symbolise the anticipation of a journey ahead and celebrate the optimism of the path forward or the anticipation of returning home.

Andrea has a Bachelor of Education in Art and Craft. She seasons her art practice with teaching, facilitating workshops, demonstrations and judging.

Andrea has work showcased in various Galleries throughout Australia and collections worldwide, including: The Corner store Gallery Orange. Satch and Co, Holbrook. Gallery Alchemy, Milton. Brisbane Sydney and Melbourne Art Fairs, Lauriston Press, Kyneton and Nissarana Galleries, Richmond. She has been a finalist in prestigious awards such as the Lethbridge Art Prize, The John Leslie Art Prize and the Mornington Peninsula Contemporary Art Prize.

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Rhonda Campbell, A Walk in the Flinders, 2026

Oil paint, oil stick and cold wax on canvas, 64×64cm framed

Rhonda Campbell is an Australian mixed media artist whose paintings explore landscape, still life, memory and place through rich layers of colour, texture and mark-making. A graduate of the National Art School and Alexander Mackie College in Sydney, Rhonda spent many years working in teaching, fashion and design before returning to her painting practice in 2000.

Drawing inspiration from travels throughout Outback Australia, Europe and Asia, Rhonda creates highly textured works using oil, pigment and cold wax. Embracing intuition and spontaneity, she builds and scratches back layers, allowing unexpected discoveries to emerge throughout the process.

In recent years, her practice has moved towards abstraction, with traces of landscape and still life remaining as points of reference. Her paintings capture atmosphere, emotion and the lasting impression of a place, inviting viewers to connect with the work through their own memories and experiences.

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Jason McDonald, The Echidna, Scones and Ants

Photograph printed on archival mat paper, 73×53cm framed

Limited edition of 20. All prints come in oak finish frame behind glass.

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Jason McDonald enjoyed a successful career in Sydney as an award-winning graphic designer before returning to the family farm near Mudgee where he grew up surrounded by nature. His absolute affinity with the bush shines through all his art practice and has won him much critical acclaim. Capturing the minute detail of plants and creatures through the eye of the lens, McDonald truly accentuates beauty in a micro world.

In this collection The Roo, The Magpie & Friends, Jason presents a delightful portrait series of his orphan animals - Loppy the kangaroo, Squeaker the magpie, Holly the honeyeater and Little Pipit. All rescued on the farm, they soon ingratiated into both home and heart providing pure talent for a quick photographer. We follow their free for all amongst the memorabilia of the lovingly restored Shearer’s Cottage Jason calls home. The stylised monochromatic compositions contrasted with colourful vintage objects and fresh cut flowers from his garden lead us to examine nostalgic notions of childhood, memory, colour and play.

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Raphe Coombes, Night Swimming II, 2025

oil and graphite on board, 12x124cm framed

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Based in northern NSW, Raphe Coombes is an Australian abstract artist whose work is inspired by landscape, energy, connection, and history. Using bold colours, thick, tactile brushstrokes, and his own handmade pigments, Raphe creates striking abstract works that evoke the natural world and its rhythms. Drawing from traditional oil-making methods, Raphe grinds his own pigments and uses walnut and stand oil to produce unique colours, connecting his practice to the masters of the past.

Raphe’s paintings are rich in texture and energy, with impasto marks and vibrant hues. His works often feature sweeps of blue symbolising water, pops of red and yellow representing blooming flowers, and fluid marks capturing the movement of bird flight paths. These elements invite viewers to explore the emotional depth and dynamic energy embedded in the canvas.

With a background in art education from Kingswood Art and Design School and the Orange Art and Design Campus, Raphe’s works are held in numerous private collections across Australia and internationally. His abstracted landscapes continue to captivate collectors with their lively expression and intimate connection to the world around us.

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Fiona Chandler, Love This Coast II, 2026

Watercolour on canvas, 79×63cm framed.

Fiona Chandler is an Australian watercolour artist creating original abstract landscape paintings. With 10 solo exhibitions, more than 80 group shows and several residencies to her name, she champions the often overlooked medium of watercolour, using its translucence and fluidity to capture the shifting essence of the natural world.

Built slowly in layers, her paintings reveal details of nature's structures over time and quickly disappear into private collections in Australia and overseas. In the gallery, they spark shared conversation, memories and ideas. The phrase heard most often in front of her work: "That's not watercolour."

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