Joel Cameron is a self taught Sydney based artist with projects ranging from illustration to sculpture. Joel’s technique and style is the unique practice of “Dimensional Illustration” fusing illustrated styles with sculpture to create another dimension for an image to exist in. … Continue reading
Lilly Blue is an artist, educator, publisher and mother currently based in Sydney, Australia. With a background in physical performance, installation and community arts, her current practice is driven by an ongoing interest in co-authorship, documentation, figurative personal landscapes, visibility, conflict, attention, … Continue reading
Kathy describes her photography: “The nature of my work varies between still and moving images, but always involving people and the stories and feelings they evoke. I am lured in by the way visuals and color palettes affect our feelings, … Continue reading
Danilo Brandao’s collages and illustrations are born out of Urban art, the commingling of paint, typography and digital imagery creating pictures that are both an experiment in process and an attempt to create a beautiful picture that subverts commercial advertorials … Continue reading
In his efforts to build a complete parallel universe, Simon Yates has made robot alter egos, functioning invisibility devices, and magical bicycles where mice run inside the wheels. Working on a shoestring budget, he has set out to prove that … Continue reading
Sarah Goffman has extensive exhibition history since 1992, in Australia and overseas. Her large range of works centre around site-specific projects and installation with mixed media; predominantly using trash and found objects which she transforms and re-contextualises focusing on consumer … Continue reading
Jonathan launched his label Hatmaker in 2006 with the opening of his boutique in Sydney. Since then, Hatmaker has become a staple within the Australian Fashion industry, regularly featured in high-end fashion magazines and catwalk collaborations. Jonathan was the first milliner … Continue reading
In 2012 Rose Miller put her successful career on hold to raise her beloved children. Finding she needed to continue her creative outlet, she launched The Wolfgang and Rose Project in October 2013, for which Rose tries to paint at … Continue reading