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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Jules Bulleid, It’s Already Tomorrow, 2026

Mixed media on canvas23×43cm framed in Blackwood

Jules Bulleid is a contemporary landscape painter based in Western Australia. Drawing on her former life on the land and travels through the outback, her work explores the raw beauty and vastness of the Australian landscape.

Although rooted in place, Jules’ paintings often shift into otherworldly interpretations, moving beyond representation to capture mood, memory, and atmosphere. Her intuitive process begins in the studio, where images and impressions of light, colour, and detail serve only as starting points. From there, each canvas unfolds organically, unplanned and undefined, guided by an innate sense of place and connection to the land.

The result is a body of work that sits between reality and abstraction, evoking the spirit of the landscape rather than simply depicting it.

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Madeline Young, Time Will Tell, 2026

Mixed media on board, 33×33cm framed

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Madeline Young creates intuitive abstract paintings that respond to emotion, memory, and the shifting rhythms of the Australian landscape. Working with brushes, palette knives, rollers, and unconventional tools, she builds layered surfaces of texture, pattern, and gesture. Her dreamlike palettes - soft pinks, muted greens, earthy browns, and shifting blues - act as an emotional language, recording seasons, experiences, and states of being. Rather than depicting place, her work distills its presence, offering contemplative spaces where time, landscape, and feeling converge.

Madeline is an Australian abstract artist based in Orange, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Newcastle (2009) and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia. Since 2014, she has also been Curator and Director of The Corner Store Gallery, an independent space dedicated to supporting and showcasing emerging contemporary artists.

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Eira Chidgey, Nook, 2026

Collaged fabric, acrylic and oil stick on board, 44x54cm framed

My work concerns itself with my internal world, and translating personal and social issues as a representation of self. This mixed media painting, Nook, explores both the conscious and unconscious murmurs of the mind, how this inner space accompanies us through life, helping us process, reflect, and understand the world around us. Collaged fabric, layered on board, symbolises a cocoon, cosy place, or nook, both protective and comforting; the softness of the material, in contrast to the board, creates the feeling of safety that I often find within. The concept of nook as a quiet and sheltered recess or secluded spot, represents how our internal psyche provides sanctum from our external environments.

Eira Chidgey is a mixed media abstract artist currently based in Newcastle NSW. She holds a first class honours degree in Contemporary Applied Arts from Trinity St David University, and a diploma in Foundation Arts from City of Bath College. Her work has been exhibited widely and is held in private collections across Australia, Europe and the United Kingdom. A successful candidate in the highly competitive 2026 Mentorship Program at Newcastle Art Space, she is currently working alongside Patricia Wilson Adams for an upcoming group exhibition at Newcastle University. Other achievements include The Leda Art Prize, The Newcastle Club Foundation Art Prize, The Hunter Emerging Art Prize, The Mini Series Art Prize, and Inside This Box Art Prize. Notable group shows include Collect at The Lock Up, Summer Salon at Straitjacket, Alumni at Leda Gallery, Silver And Cold at Wester Gallery, Philocalist at Wonderground Barossa, and SIX at North Gallery. Recent solo exhibitions include Amongst Gods And Demons at North Gallery, Shedding Old Skin at Cornerstore Gallery, Becoming Visible at Wester Gallery, and A Place For All The Small Things at Leda Gallery.

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Dominika Keller, Early Winter Pickings, 2025

Acrylic on linen, 64x64cm, framed

I am a Polish-born contemporary painter and botanical illustrator, based in the serene Yarra Valley of South Eastern Australia. My home, garden and beautiful surrounds, present me with endless inspiration, with my work alternating between contemporary botanical illustrations, portraiture and still lifes, and always reflecting and celebrating my deep love of nature, its cycles and processes.

'Early Winter Pickings' is a composition capturing a seasonal bunch of homegrown native and exotic botanicals gathered on a crispy morning walk in winter. For me, this arrangement bridges my Polish heritage with my life in Australia, creating a visual conversation between two distinct identities. Honouring the ancient Australian landscape through the striking and sculptural shapes of coastal banksia, gum nuts and eucalyptus foliage, and interweaving these with poppies and Cobaea scandens - exotic blooms that evoke the romantic, old-world European gardens of my roots.

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Cathryn McEwen, Crowded House, 2025

Oil on canvas, 49x65cm, framed

A passionate advocate for the Central Coast art community, Cathryn McEwen is also an accomplished artist and teacher and has been exhibiting her work since the 1980s. Her work has been recognised in major art prizes, including the Kennedy Prize, Lethbridge Art Prize, North Sydney Art Prize, Hornsby Art Prize, and Gosford Art Prize.

Her still life paintings pay homage to the objects and memories of generations past – particularly the memories held in older glass bottles. She invites us to make a closer inspection and appreciate the translucent qualities of this fragile material, especially to discover the colours, shapes and the textural effects distorted in collectible glass bottles - nostalgic layers of another time and place.

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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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Andrea Kirkham-Hopgood, In a Mood - There’s a Glimmer Ahead, 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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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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Pia Kuykhoven, Floral Sequence, 2026

Acrylic on canvas, 104×104cm framed

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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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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