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Browse original landscape art by Australian artists at The Corner Store Gallery. Inspired by the Australian bush, coastline, countryside and natural environment, this collection features landscape paintings that capture a sense of place through colour, texture and atmosphere.
From detailed representations of the landscape to more abstract interpretations, these original artworks offer a range of styles to suit both new and established collectors. Whether you're looking for a statement artwork for your living room, a painting for your office, or a meaningful addition to your collection, you'll find a carefully curated selection of Australian landscape art available to purchase online.
Leonie Barton, The Forest will be My Doorway #1, 2026
Pigment, oil and wax on board, 33x43cm, framed
Leonie Barton lives and works rurally on the Mid North Coast with a multi disciplined practice grounded in process, in the physical act of making. While references to lived experience, observation and memory may provide a point of departure, they remain a beginning and what follows is sustained time in the studio - doing, responding and refining until the completed artwork arrives. When the work feels balanced and quiet, it is complete. Barton has exhibited extensively in Sydney, Mudgee, Orange, Melbourne, London and Singapore, and was the recipient of the Anderson Art Award in 2025.
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Allis Hamilton, Windmill in the Marshes, 2025
Oil on board, 23x33cm, framed
Allis Hamilton is a creature of nature who creates music, poetry and visual art in the Australian bush. Her art has been finalist in the 2025 Waverley Woollahra 9” x 5” Landscape Art Prize; 2019 Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing; semifinalist in the 2022 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize and longlisted for the 2019 Delphian Gallery Open Call (UK).
She was a finalist in the 2022 Montreal International Poetry Prize (Canada); and in 2024 was long-listed in the Bridport Poetry Prize (UK), and she had two poems long-listed in the National Poetry Competition (UK). Her poetry has appeared in Australian Poetry Journal, Caterpillar, Meanjin, Overland, Poetry London, Poetry Review, Southerly, Westerly; and in Guillemot Press's The Creel, and elsewhere. She has been a guest poet at festivals and readings in London, Melbourne, Canberra, and little towns around Australia. A poem of hers is studied in the NSW Year 12 curriculum through Education Perfect.
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Jessie Beard, Just Passing Through, 2026
Acrylic on linen, 43x43cm, framed
Jessie Beard is an abstract painter from Old Bar, Biripi Country on the Mid North Coast of NSW. Her works are observations of nature responding to our interactions within it and changes over time and seasons. Jessie’s artistic process begins with experience, immersing into her surroundings, savouring and documenting what can be carried across the start to finish journey of an artwork.
Through euphoric interpretations that accentuate colour, movement and layering, a piece can reveal the many stories bound to a landscape of both the physical environment and personal memories. In recent days, she has allowed her painting process to inform an artwork to a larger extent. With connection to canvas and happenings within her space being a valuable factor to the resolution of a piece.
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Katherine Carson, Gratitude in Stillness, 2026
Oil on canvas, 62x62cm, framed
Katherine Carson is an Australian landscape artist based in Northern NSW, whose work captures the beauty of the natural environment through light, colour, and atmosphere. Working primarily in oils, she uses a strong foundation in design, value, and drawing to create evocative interpretations of diverse landscapes. Her practice focuses on balancing observation with painterly sensitivity. Through her work, Katherine aims to encourage a deeper connection to the natural world and an appreciation of its quiet, changing moods. She holds a Diploma of Art from Meadowbank TAFE and has further developed her practice through workshops with established Australian artists and many years of self study. Katherine has exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions and has received multiple awards for her work.
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Fran Connelley, Looking South to Kiama, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 61x50.5cm ready to hang
Fran Connelley is a self-represented south coast-based artist who paints in acrylic on canvas. She has a passion for capturing the shifting light, moods, and sensuality of the Australian coastline. The recurring themes of her work are water, light and energy. Since moving to the south coast, her work has shifted to larger, more open landscapes and a new artistic perspective. Bigger skies, swirling storms and long, luminous beaches with the occasional beach walker or sunbaker simply enjoying the space.
I want people to feel as if they can immerse themselves in the landscape. Hear the waves rolling in, feel the offshore breeze and the sand in their toes. I love the idea that the canvas is a window into that world. I hope people can feel that same sense of ‘place’ that I feel when I paint.
Her influences are David Hockney, Winslow Homer, and Arthur Streeton. In recent years she has begun teaching a popular beginner’s painting class, “Fun with Acrylics.”
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Gina Ermer, Warrambungles, 2025
Oil on board, 44.5x55cm, framed
Gina Ermer is a Newcastle, NSW based artist working primarily in acrylic and oil. Her practice is grounded in an impressionist, semi-realist approach exploring the interplay of light, colour and atmosphere within everyday landscapes and still lifes.
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Luisa Gioffre-Suzuki, Splinter, 2026
Mixed media on cotton rag paper, 49x68cm (artwork), 68x88cm (frame)
Luisa Gioffre-Suzuki is a visual artist and painter based in Victoria, working on Waddawurrung Country. Her practice centers on painting and drawing, with a focus on formal abstraction and evocative mark-making.
Her practice was further shaped by living and working in Japan for over a decade. Highlights include solo exhibitions in Japan, moving back to Australia with her family and continuing the art journey in regional Victoria. Her work is held in private collections both in Australia and internationally.
Luisa’s practice is rooted in processes of drawing, painting, and printmaking, where line and gesture form the foundation of her exploration of memory and recall. Working through abstraction and reduction, she investigates how time reshapes personal and collective narratives, and how memory can be both fragile and enduring.
Across works on paper and canvas, Luisa maps internal and external landscapes that hover between the familiar and the imagined. Each mark functions as a trace - of thought, presence, or recollection -inviting viewers to encounter memory as shifting, layered, and open to reinterpretation.
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Lucy Hersey, Finite, 2026
Earth pigment, copper verdigris, charcoal and binder on canvas, weathered branch, 80x29cm framed
Through a decade of research and practice dedicated to the use of earth pigments, Lucy Hersey has developed her own unique technique for making paint and representative paintings using thoughtfully collected local earth, soils and clay. Her work is deeply connected to the landscape, both in composition and in materiality; explored across large and small scale works, en plein air practice and more recently; sculptural form. Lucy’s work is informed by rigorous research, experimentation and methodical development of new techniques for using earth as a medium; as she blends pigment science and art history with environmentalism to create works which speak deeply of place, and her personal experience of the landscape.
In 2026 Lucy’s work was celebrated with a significant, commissioned solo exhibition at the Latrobe Regional Gallery. Lucy has also held solo exhibitions with Leighton Contemporary, Cook Street Collective and Brunswick Street Gallery and has been a finalist in the Ravenswood Australian women’s art prize, Fleurieu and Omnia Prizes. Lucy has delivered a large commissions for Farmers Daughters Restaurants in Melbourne, The Mowbray luxury apartments in Brisbane and the Victorian Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. Her work and practice has been featured in The Design Files, Country Style Magazine, Home Beautiful and used in the ABC production ‘Fisk’. Lucy lives and works in the small regional Victorian town of Loch on Gunai-kurnai country (Gippsland), where she is actively engaged with the local arts community as director of the On Clarence studios and collective.
A short drive into the hills behind our little township you find yourself deep in the Strzelecki rainforest. A haven for birdlife, wallabies and wombats, the treefern gullies remind us of a time when the Gippsland landscape looked vastly different, and what we stand to lose in the face of a changing climate.
Painted in Gippsland earth pigment.
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Julie Lloyd, Made to Order, 2026
Oil on canvas, 43x53cm, framed
A landmark within the rural landscape, just an ordinary place, somewhere to connect and pause. A testament to community and the stories of the everyday. Biscuits , Gin and Sauce with Chair. Domestic chaos, it’s honest, lived in and full of character. The clutter is imperfect but there is beauty in the ordinary and the practical of everyday living in my farmhouse kitchen.
Julie Lloyd lives and works in rural regional South Australia, eight years ago she took her first formal painting lesson working with oils. She has worked under professional tutors and artists Nona Burden SA ,Michael Simms NSW, Nicole Kelly NSW ,John R Walker NSW, Mark Dober VIC, and Dr Sue Michael SA. She has been the recipient of Skills development grants through Regional Arts Australia and Country Arts SA in 2022 and 2023, quick response grant 2024 and been chosen as part of Nebula 2021 by Country Arts SA. Residencies at Pitcairn Station with John R Walker in 2021 [Country Arts Sa] and ‘Heart and Soul Of the country’ with Dr Barbara Piscitelli AM across the Goyder area in 2023/24.
In 2020 her first Solo exhibition ‘Within’ was part of SALA [South Australian Living artists] and explored interiors and the spaces within. In 2023 her solo exhibition ‘Inside out’ was again part of SALA and was a combination of still life and landscapes. She has been a part of several group exhibitions from 2019 through to 2022 of which one was a culmination of The Nebula 2021 group [Country arts SA] coming together from all over SA to exhibit in a curated show at the Burra Regional gallery.
She has been the Winner of the Clare Valley Portrait prize in 2019 and 2022,winner of the identity portrait Clare art show 2025,winner the Burra Regional Gallery Portrait prize in 2023 ,2024,2025 &2026. winner of the Burra regional gallery Art of the Flower competition in 2024 and 2022. Winner of Best Oil/Acrylic Clare Valley Rotary Art show in 2024 and 2022. 2nd place in John Villiers Outback art prize 2023 .Finalist in Royal society of the Arts South Australia Portrait prize 2024 with 3 portraits, finalist in the Smallacombe Portrait prize 2022 ,2023 and 2024. Winner Portrait identity Clare rotary art show 2025, Overall Winner Grounded YP art festival 2025, finalist Prospect portrait Prize, Finalist2026 Royal South Australian society of the Arts , winner Hangers prize.
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David Lake, Waiting For Rain - White Cliffs, 2026
Oil on hardboard, 68x78cm, framed
David Lake is a self taught painter of the Australian landscape and Fellow of the Royal Art society of NSW. He began painting whilst at high school in what could be best described as a trial and error approach - persistence proved to be a vital attribute. David has been exhibiting with commercial galleries since the late 1980's. in the last 20 years he has won in excess of 100 first prizes and as many commendations.
My interest in painting the landscape is an effort to understand the changing effects of light and colour and translate that with oil paint on canvas. I select and paint scenes that interest me and if by chance they should engage with another individual that is an added bonus.
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Ann Rayment, Where Time Settles, 2026
Mixed media on paper mounted on board, 59x84cm framed
Ann Rayment is a contemporary mixed media artist from Dolphin Point NSW, known for her bold, energetic brushstrokes and experimental approach to collage.
Driven by a love for expressive marks, she creates dynamic and layered compositions that respond directly to the environments she encounters. Often painting en plein air, Ann captures the essence of the landscape, allowing the spontaneous energy of her brushwork and materials to guide her expression. She then returns to the studio in her home where she deconstructs the painted memories and applies them to canvas as collage and builds the artwork.
A self-taught artist, Ann has exhibited her work in various galleries and art shows around Australia.
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David Pirie, Colours of Carcoar, 2026
Oil on canvas, 38.5x48.5cm framed
I live in the Blue Mountains and mainly paint landscapes and occasionally quirky dogs that I have met. I am inspired by the beautiful scenery surrounding me and around Carcoar, the Capertee Valley and when I am lucky enough to travel. Some of my paintings have been of Italy, Scotland and the Orkney Islands.
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Amanda Western, The Old Homestead, 2025
Linocut print, 52x60cm framed
My practice is grounded in close observation of regional and rural landscapes, particularly places where human history, environmental change and everyday life remain visible in the land. Working primarily in hand-carved linocut, I am drawn to old roads, waterways, farm structures and working landscapes shaped by labour, drought, flooding, neglect and care. Through strong contrasts and intricate marks, I explore memory, resilience and the physical character of place. My work invites viewers to look beyond a familiar rural scene and consider the histories, relationships and environmental pressures held within it.
Amanda Western is a Ballarat-based printmaker and installation artist whose work explores regional landscapes, environmental change and the histories embedded in place. She has exhibited widely across Australia and internationally. In 2026 she was a finalist in the Glover Prize, Pro Hart Outback Art Prize, Tattersall’s Club Landscape Art Prize, Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize, John Villiers Outback Art Prize, Muswellbrook Art Prize and the 3rd Print Biennale in India. Her work is held in several public collections, including the Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi, Central Goldfields Art Gallery, Whitehorse Art Collection and Sunshine Coast Art Collection
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Marissa Lico, Tabacchi, 2026
Mixed media on canvas, 33x33cm framed in American Ash
Fresh flowers on the table, the evening soft and slow, a moment you don't yet know you'll keep. The shutter falls quiet on an ordinary day, and years from now, this is the one you'll remember.
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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Marissa Lico, Greve, 2026
Mixed media on canvas, 33x33cm framed in American Ash
Through the arch and into the square, two of you, slow, with nowhere to be. The evening passeggiata, the oldest of rhythms, just walking, just talking, just this.
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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This artwork is available for collection from The Corner Store Gallery or can be shipped within 7 business days.
Small artworks can be delivered anywhere in Australia for a flat rate of $35, with an additional $5 per extra item purchased online. Simply select Small Artwork Australia Wide Flat Rate at checkout.
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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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Marissa Lico, Piazza, 2026
Mixed media on canvas, 53x53cm framed in American Ash
The square opens wide in the afternoon sun, a ball rolls, a brother holds on. Nowhere to be, and all the time in the world, just the long gold hours of play.
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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Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood, In a Mood - Evening Approach, 2026
Oil on canvas, 33×28cm framed
Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood is a Melbourne-based Australian artist whose luminous oil paintings explore the subtle beauty of the landscape through light, atmosphere, and memory. Working from her own photographic references, she distils familiar roads, landmarks, and natural environments into carefully composed paintings that balance technical precision with emotional resonance.
Executed in oil on canvas, her work demonstrates a deep understanding of colour, tone, and traditional painting techniques. Whether intimate in scale or expansive in format, each painting invites viewers to pause and reflect on the experience of moving through the landscape - the anticipation of a journey, the comfort of return, and the enduring connection between people and place.
Andrea holds a Bachelor of Education in Art and Craft and balances her studio practice with teaching, workshops, demonstrations, and judging. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and art fairs across Australia and is held in private and public collections both nationally and internationally. She has been a finalist in several respected art prizes, including the Lethbridge Art Prize and the John Leslie Art Prize.
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Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood, In a Mood - Parked in the Shade, 2026
Oil on canvas, 33×28cm framed
Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood is a Melbourne-based Australian artist whose luminous oil paintings explore the subtle beauty of the landscape through light, atmosphere, and memory. Working from her own photographic references, she distils familiar roads, landmarks, and natural environments into carefully composed paintings that balance technical precision with emotional resonance.
Executed in oil on canvas, her work demonstrates a deep understanding of colour, tone, and traditional painting techniques. Whether intimate in scale or expansive in format, each painting invites viewers to pause and reflect on the experience of moving through the landscape - the anticipation of a journey, the comfort of return, and the enduring connection between people and place.
Andrea holds a Bachelor of Education in Art and Craft and balances her studio practice with teaching, workshops, demonstrations, and judging. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and art fairs across Australia and is held in private and public collections both nationally and internationally. She has been a finalist in several respected art prizes, including the Lethbridge Art Prize and the John Leslie Art Prize.
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Nerrida Parfitt, Mini: Humffray Street South, 2025
Oil on canvas, 10×10cm ready to hang.
Nerrida Parfitt is an Australian landscape painter based in Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands. Working primarily in oils, she draws inspiration from the landscapes of regional Australia, combining direct observation with imagination to create paintings that sit between reality and memory.
Influenced by Australian Gothic traditions and subtle surrealist ideas, Nerrida's paintings explore landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Familiar roads, paddocks, bushland and country towns become settings where light, shadow and atmosphere suggest stories beyond what is immediately visible.
Her work is characterised by a careful balance of realism and imagination. Through considered use of colour, composition and light, she creates landscapes that feel both recognisable and quietly unsettling, inviting viewers to bring their own memories and interpretations to each scene.
Nerrida's background in visual art, graphic design and multimedia is reflected in the strong compositional structure and technical discipline that underpin her practice. She holds qualifications in Visual Art, Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Graphic Design and Design.
Since 2004, Nerrida has exhibited extensively throughout Australia, presenting solo and group exhibitions in Victoria and New South Wales. She has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Bluethumb Art Prize, the Lethbridge 20,000 Small Scale Art Award, the Regional Landscape Prize and INSIDE THIS BOX Art Prize at The Corner Store Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited at Affordable Art Fair Melbourne through Brunswick Street Gallery.
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Nerrida Parfitt, Mini: Humffray Street North, 2025
Oil on canvas, 10×10cm ready to hang.
Nerrida Parfitt is an Australian landscape painter based in Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands. Working primarily in oils, she draws inspiration from the landscapes of regional Australia, combining direct observation with imagination to create paintings that sit between reality and memory.
Influenced by Australian Gothic traditions and subtle surrealist ideas, Nerrida's paintings explore landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Familiar roads, paddocks, bushland and country towns become settings where light, shadow and atmosphere suggest stories beyond what is immediately visible.
Her work is characterised by a careful balance of realism and imagination. Through considered use of colour, composition and light, she creates landscapes that feel both recognisable and quietly unsettling, inviting viewers to bring their own memories and interpretations to each scene.
Nerrida's background in visual art, graphic design and multimedia is reflected in the strong compositional structure and technical discipline that underpin her practice. She holds qualifications in Visual Art, Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Graphic Design and Design.
Since 2004, Nerrida has exhibited extensively throughout Australia, presenting solo and group exhibitions in Victoria and New South Wales. She has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Bluethumb Art Prize, the Lethbridge 20,000 Small Scale Art Award, the Regional Landscape Prize and INSIDE THIS BOX Art Prize at The Corner Store Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited at Affordable Art Fair Melbourne through Brunswick Street Gallery.
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Nerrida Parfitt, Mini: Eastern Sunset, 2026
Oil on canvas, 10×10cm ready to hang.
Nerrida Parfitt is an Australian landscape painter based in Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands. Working primarily in oils, she draws inspiration from the landscapes of regional Australia, combining direct observation with imagination to create paintings that sit between reality and memory.
Influenced by Australian Gothic traditions and subtle surrealist ideas, Nerrida's paintings explore landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Familiar roads, paddocks, bushland and country towns become settings where light, shadow and atmosphere suggest stories beyond what is immediately visible.
Her work is characterised by a careful balance of realism and imagination. Through considered use of colour, composition and light, she creates landscapes that feel both recognisable and quietly unsettling, inviting viewers to bring their own memories and interpretations to each scene.
Nerrida's background in visual art, graphic design and multimedia is reflected in the strong compositional structure and technical discipline that underpin her practice. She holds qualifications in Visual Art, Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Graphic Design and Design.
Since 2004, Nerrida has exhibited extensively throughout Australia, presenting solo and group exhibitions in Victoria and New South Wales. She has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Bluethumb Art Prize, the Lethbridge 20,000 Small Scale Art Award, the Regional Landscape Prize and INSIDE THIS BOX Art Prize at The Corner Store Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited at Affordable Art Fair Melbourne through Brunswick Street Gallery.
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Rhonda Campbell, The Rugged Desert, 2026
Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 63×63cm 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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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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Narelle Higson, Joyous, 2026
Oil pastel and cold wax on board, 17x32cm framed
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Narelle Higson is a contemporary Australian artist known for her expressive oil pastel drawings. Working intuitively, she layers oil pastel with cold wax to create rich texture, depth, and luminosity, revealing intricate surfaces through a process of layering and scraping back.
Inspired by the Australian landscape, her work explores the interplay of light, colour, and movement across grasses, bushland, flora, and water. After a career in health and children’s television, Higson returned to full-time art practice, developing a distinctive style that has gained national recognition. She has been a finalist in several juried exhibitions, with works held in private and civic collections in Australia and internationally.
My studio is my sanctuary, albeit a messy one. Drawing with oil pastels feels like a form of meditation, especially when the outside world feels uncertain or overwhelming.
“Where the Light Breaks Through” is inspired by childhood memories of long car trips with my mum, travelling through the Australian landscape in search of wildflowers. Those journeys taught me to slow down, embrace solitude, and find beauty in the smallest details.
I’m particularly drawn to the shifting light at the end of the day, how it warms some areas while cooling others. In this body of work, I explore that quiet interplay of light and colour, creating a sense of calm, balance, and reflection.
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Deb Michell-Smith, Above the Ancient Stones, 2025
Acrylic on canvas, 43×63cm, framed.
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Deb Michell-Smith is a regional NSW artist whose drawing and painting practice focuses on outback and regional Australian landscapes. Her work explores presence, resilience, and connection to place, often capturing moments of stillness and transition. Figures, animals, and land coexist in her paintings, suggesting quiet narratives of endurance and belonging. A finalist in the John Villiers Outback Art Prize and the National Emerging Art Prize, Michell-Smith lives and works in regional New South Wales.
“This collection comes from time spent in outback and regional Australia. These are places where the land stretches wide, the light can be harsh, and everything feels heightened rather than romantic.
These paintings reflect a quiet way of looking and waiting, noticing what endures in these landscapes: solitude, watchfulness, and a deep sense of resilience. I’m interested in how figures, animals and the land share space. There’s often stillness, but never emptiness. Fencelines, trees and distant horizons become simple markers of time, survival and connection.
These works aren’t about spectacle. They’re about slowing down and being present long enough to notice what remains. For me, this is what feels distinctly here: the weight of the land, the easing of time, and the quiet strength found in outback and regional Australia.”
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Deb Michell-Smith, Long Shadows: Boab Country, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 63×63cm, framed.
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Deb Michell-Smith is a regional NSW artist whose drawing and painting practice focuses on outback and regional Australian landscapes. Her work explores presence, resilience, and connection to place, often capturing moments of stillness and transition. Figures, animals, and land coexist in her paintings, suggesting quiet narratives of endurance and belonging. A finalist in the John Villiers Outback Art Prize and the National Emerging Art Prize, Michell-Smith lives and works in regional New South Wales.
“This collection comes from time spent in outback and regional Australia. These are places where the land stretches wide, the light can be harsh, and everything feels heightened rather than romantic.
These paintings reflect a quiet way of looking and waiting, noticing what endures in these landscapes: solitude, watchfulness, and a deep sense of resilience. I’m interested in how figures, animals and the land share space. There’s often stillness, but never emptiness. Fencelines, trees and distant horizons become simple markers of time, survival and connection.
These works aren’t about spectacle. They’re about slowing down and being present long enough to notice what remains. For me, this is what feels distinctly here: the weight of the land, the easing of time, and the quiet strength found in outback and regional Australia.”
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Deb Michell-Smith, He Stands Alone, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 79x79cm, framed.
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Deb Michell-Smith is a regional NSW artist whose drawing and painting practice focuses on outback and regional Australian landscapes. Her work explores presence, resilience, and connection to place, often capturing moments of stillness and transition. Figures, animals, and land coexist in her paintings, suggesting quiet narratives of endurance and belonging. A finalist in the John Villiers Outback Art Prize and the National Emerging Art Prize, Michell-Smith lives and works in regional New South Wales.
“This collection comes from time spent in outback and regional Australia. These are places where the land stretches wide, the light can be harsh, and everything feels heightened rather than romantic.
These paintings reflect a quiet way of looking and waiting, noticing what endures in these landscapes: solitude, watchfulness, and a deep sense of resilience. I’m interested in how figures, animals and the land share space. There’s often stillness, but never emptiness. Fencelines, trees and distant horizons become simple markers of time, survival and connection.
These works aren’t about spectacle. They’re about slowing down and being present long enough to notice what remains. For me, this is what feels distinctly here: the weight of the land, the easing of time, and the quiet strength found in outback and regional Australia.”
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Greta Hounslow, Tracks at Dusk, 2026
Acrylic & wax pastel on canvas, 93x63cm, framed.
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Greta Hounslow is an Australian artist whose intuitive paintings merge abstract forms with elements of Australiana, inspired by her deep connection to nature, travels across Australia, and life in Hobart, Tasmania. Her richly layered landscapes evoke memory, emotion, and the textures, colours, and rhythms of bushland and coastline, inviting viewers into quiet, meditative worlds. Hounslow has been a finalist in the Noosa Art Prize, Revival Art and Design Emerging Artist Prize, and The Corner Store Gallery’s Inside This Box Art Prize, and has exhibited widely across Australia.
Dusk settles around me and the country slows. Old tracks run through red dirt and dry grass, softened by time and weather. As I smell the eucalyptus I feel my roots firmly in the ground - still warm beneath my feet.
I spot some kangaroos moving quietly ahead, unbothered, following paths they know well. Water catches the last of the light as the sun drops low. I stop for a moment, standing easy, letting the land speak in its own way before night fully arrives…
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Deb Michell-Smith, In The Bay, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 33x43cm framed
Deb Michell-Smith is an Australian artist based on a farm near Narrabri in north-west New South Wales. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, her paintings celebrate the beauty, resilience and quiet stories of regional Australia through expressive mark-making, layered colour and recurring patterns.
Growing up on a large grazing property, Deb developed a deep connection to the Australian landscape that continues to shape her practice. Her work explores the relationship between people, place and memory, drawing inspiration from the outback, agricultural life, birds, coastlines and the colours of the natural world. Whether depicting vast paddocks, ancient ranges or the movement of birds across the sky, her paintings invite viewers to pause and reflect on the enduring spirit of the land.
Deb holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts and has been recognised as a finalist in numerous national art prizes, including the National Emerging Art Prize, John Villiers Outback Art Prize, Pro Hart Outback Art Prize, Tattersall's Landscape Art Prize, Waverley 9x5 Landscape Art Prize and the Prospect Portrait Prize. In 2025 she was awarded the People's Choice Award at the BAMM Biennale Portrait Prize and has held successful solo exhibitions, including The Pattern of Birds at Michael Reid Southern Highlands. Her work is held in private collections throughout Australia.
I paint the places that stay with me. Whether I'm walking through the outback, sitting beside the sea or driving home across the plains, I'm always noticing colour, movement and the small details that give a landscape its character. The flight of birds, the tracks through the grass, weathered rocks, a lone tree or the way the light changes across a paddock all become part of the story.
Back in the studio, I work in acrylic, building each painting through layers of colour, drawing and repeated marks. Pattern has become a natural part of my process. It helps me slow down, simplify what I'm seeing and capture not just what a place looks like, but how it feels to be there. My paintings aren't about creating a perfect representation of the landscape. They're about memory, connection and the feeling of belonging to a place. I hope they encourage people to pause for a moment, notice the beauty in the everyday and perhaps be reminded of somewhere that feels like home.
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