IMMI Contemporary is a curated art platform based in Byron Bay, creating sustainable opportunities for artists.
Working across art consulting, artist support and an online gallery, IMMI connects regional contemporary art with audiences and opportunities locally and beyond.
The online gallery presents a curated selection of contemporary works, alongside occasional pop-up exhibitions and site-responsive projects.
With a focus on artists working regionally, the gallery creates a space for collectors and art lovers to discover considered works.
Featured Works
Sean Leonard
2026
Acrylic pastel and aerosol on canvas
Unframed
51 x 61 cm
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About
Sean Leonard is an emerging artist based on Bundjalung Country in the Byron Shire. His paintings develop through instinctive mark-making, layering and revision. Moving between abstraction and drawing, his work has a restless visual language that remains open to change.
Leonard describes this work as joyful and slightly chaotic, made on his back deck in response to the mood and energy of the moment. Its extended title, Someone Dropped a Crate of Oranges into the Street and They Rolled Like Tiny Suns, reflects the bright, playful movement of the composition.
FANIA (Estefania Minniti)
2023
white raku, white glaze, gold
40 x 34 cm
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About
Argentinian-born, FANIA (Estefania Minniti) is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in the Northern Rivers. Raised in the cultural hotbed of Buenos Aires, she draws inspiration from the transience of life and the depth of human expression. Her work reflects the vast and colourful stories we live, collect and carry as our own.
This work formed part of FANIA’s solo exhibition El tiempo es oro at Lismore Regional Gallery, with eight ceramic vases representing each year living in Australia. Fragile, yet resilient.
Sophie Taylor
2026
Earth, binder and acrylic paint on canvas
Unframed
91 x 121 cm
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About
Sophie Taylor is a Gamilaraay artist living and working on Bundjalung Country. She holds a Bachelor of Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art from Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art. Alongside her visual arts practice, Sophie works as a workshop facilitator, creative director, art event producer and theatrical performer.
Guardian of the Home depicts a Guardian created from soil gathered on Bundjalung Country. The figure is a quiet reminder of the spirit held within all things, the land, the body, and the unseen. It honours the presence of guardians who watch over and protect, holding a deep, continuous connection between people, place, and ancestry.
Lisa Weizenmüller
2025
Acrylic, gold foil on canvas
Red Cedar frame
61 x 76cm
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About
With a background spanning fashion and art direction, Lisa’s work explores form, colour, balance and ascension. From a series influenced by the seven chakras, Sahasrara represents the crown chakra, associated with enlightenment, unity and transcendence.
Liv Enqvist
2026
Watercolour and hand embroidery cotton on silk
Unframed
42 x 58cm
Artwork price includes shipping within Australia.
For international shipping, custom framing, or enquiries about commissioning a similar work by this artist, please contact hello@immicontemporary.com.
About
Liv Enqvist is a textile artist based in the Northern Rivers, working on Bundjalung Country. Working primarily with hand embroidery, her practice centres on slow, repetitive processes that build form over time. These processes often take on a meditative quality. Her work incorporates text, using language as both material and meaning, shaped by her experience across cultures and multiple languages.
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