Sean Leonard
2026
Acrylic, pastel, charcoal on canvas
Unframed
61 x 76 cm
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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.
This piece is inspired by tarot imagery and the influence of weather on the artist’s creative process. Painted outdoors over two sittings, one undercover in the rain and the other on a sunny afternoon, it includes elements of the natural world alongside more human made objects.
Leona DeBolt
2026
Acrylic on canvas
Unframed
40 x 30cm
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Leona DeBolt is an emerging artist based on Bundjalung Country. Her vibrant paintings, identified by a bold and bright palette, explore immediacy. She works primarily on canvas, observing surfaces that are pushed and reworked until they hold a raw, charged energy. Her paintings feel tactile, fresh, and alive, developed through layers of acrylic, oil, enamel, raw pigment, pastel, and charcoal. Her work is both refined and loose, each painting carrying its own spirit, its own presence.
The strawflowers arrived wrapped in a golden string, they seemed to sing like a clear blue day and held the distinct scent of freedom. She was instantly uplifted and popped them in her favourite yellow vase that lived by the window to the garden.
Josephine Kokfelt Ehlers
2019
Acrylic and oil on canvas
Framed in Waxed Tobacco Float by Blue Boy Studio
83 x 63cm
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Josephine Kokfelt Ehlers is an artist based in the Byron Bay hinterland working across abstract painting, photography and collage. Her practice explores an ongoing fascination with the urban landscape, architecture, colour, line, shape and structure. Working between observation and abstraction, Josephine is drawn to the overlooked details of everyday environments - houses, roads, windows, fences, reflections and fragments of architecture. Her work moves between the familiar and the imagined, using intuitive processes and playful experimentation to transform these observations into paintings and images that explore ideas of place, home and the spaces we inhabit.
Exploring shape, structure and a limited palette; layers are covered and uncovered, revealing fragments of something familiar. Houses appear and disappear within the painting - structures to inhabit, remember and perhaps leave behind. Eggplant plays with the shifting space between a house and the idea of home.
Jana Moser
2023
Oil on paper
Blackwood frame with a cool white mat board and ultra view glass.
33 x 28cm
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Jana Moser is a genderqueer artist based on Bundjalung Country. Their practice spans drawing, painting, ceramics and installation. They pull from a broad range of research interests across ecology, queer theory and abstraction. Moser holds a BFA from the Victorian College of the Arts (2018) and has exhibited in Australia, Mexico and Germany.
swallow was exhibited as a part of the exhibition moss moves at Lismore Regional Gallery in 2023. This artwork was built through a process of layering oil pastel on paper and etching back into the surface. The work is based upon subtropical coastal environments where mosses, fungi and lichens were particularly thriving following the 2022 floods.
Charlotte Lea Hodges-Mignot (Chacha)
2026
Mixed-media oil pastel on analogue photograph printed on 100% cotton rag paper with matte finish
Unframed
59.4 x 42 cm (A2)
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Chacha is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores magical realism. Working across paint, photography, and writing, she translates emotion from heart to hand, layering colour, texture, image, and words into compositions where reality and abstraction meet. Narrative sits at the centre of her practice, with words becoming colour and stories becoming form. Her work feels familiar yet otherworldly, inviting viewers to explore the space between reality and imagination.
The After imagines los muertos dancing beyond the end, where death becomes a place of celebration rather than disappearance. After losing my two grandfathers, Chacha realised she knew many versions of “Happy Birthday” - she could even sing it in three different languages -but she knew no song for a happy passage, for a good life transitioning into death. She found herself wanting to sing and dance for my grandfathers’ lives, for both life and death, and for the journey that separates the two.
Katie Pink
2026
Mixed media on board
Pink perspex frame
81 × 108cm
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Katie Pink is a New Zealand-born emerging artist living and working on Bundjalung Country in the Northern Rivers, NSW. Working predominantly in abstract painting, Pink uses layers of colour, texture, sanding and erasure to create surfaces that move between softness, disruption and play. Her intuitive practice explores resilience and transformation, often using pink and unexpected colour as a way of softening and reshaping heavier experiences.
Built through layers of spray paint and acrylic on board, A Quiet Kind of Survival has been repeatedly worked, covered and stripped back until arriving at a quieter, more resolved surface. Traces of its earlier layers remain beneath the painting, giving the seemingly simple composition a sense of history and depth. Soft washes of colour are interrupted by vivid pink flocked circles and textured marks, creating a tension between softness, playfulness and what lies underneath.
Mia Forrest
2023
Archival Pigment Print on Canson Photo Lustre 310gsm - Ed. of 10
Framed in waxed Tasmanian Oak, Ultravue glass (non reflective)
107 x 64 x 4cm (print 100 x 60cm)
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Mia Forrest’s practice draws on ecological systems and natural phenomena, translating biodata, sound and vibration into work across pigment, textiles, digital media, metalwork and paper.
Flanksia is an assembly of two Australian Native plant species: the Hinchinbrook Banksia (banksia plagiocarpa) and the native flannel wildflower (actinotus helianthi). The Hinchinbrook Banksia flower is considered rare and is endemic to Hinchinbrook Island located on the Cassowary Coast Region. The Flannel Flower is a delicate wooly textured wild flower that is commonly found in coastal NSW environments.
Mia’s Bloom artworks hybridize time, technology, and nature; botanicals take on new identities as surreal stretching forms bloom upward, revealing a DNA-like helix, inviting the viewer to contemplate how species morph, change, survive, and thrive over time, particularly in the digital-age. Through the use of expanded time and digital generative applications, Flanksia re-imagines botanicals within an alternate time-space continuum, challenging antiquated still-life conventions.
Leona DeBolt
2026
Acrylic on canvas
Unframed
40 x 30cm
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Leona DeBolt is an emerging artist based on Bundjalung Country. Her vibrant paintings, identified by a bold and bright palette, explore immediacy. She works primarily on canvas, observing surfaces that are pushed and reworked until they hold a raw, charged energy. Her paintings feel tactile, fresh, and alive, developed through layers of acrylic, oil, enamel, raw pigment, pastel, and charcoal. Her work is both refined and loose, each painting carrying its own spirit, its own presence.
She paused for a moment and the sunshine rested on her nose as the wind swept her hair towards the bundle of blessings that awaits.
Josephine Kokfelt Ehlers
2022
Acrylic and oil on linen
Unframed
122 x 122cm
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Josephine Kokfelt Ehlers is an artist based in the Byron Bay hinterland working across abstract painting, photography and collage. Her practice explores an ongoing fascination with the urban landscape, architecture, colour, line, shape and structure. Working between observation and abstraction, Josephine is drawn to the overlooked details of everyday environments - houses, roads, windows, fences, reflections and fragments of architecture. Her work moves between the familiar and the imagined, using intuitive processes and playful experimentation to transform these observations into paintings and images that explore ideas of place, home and the spaces we inhabit.
Built up, reworked and uncovered again, the layers hold traces of everything that came before. A lot of yellow, a lot of play. A house sits beneath a flower that has grown larger than the home itself - a small celebration of nature, colour and the joy of painting.
Sean Leonard
2026
Acrylic, pastel, charcoal on canvas
Unframed
61 x 76 cm
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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.
Protection explores the human instinct to seek safety in a world that often feels uncertain, and the places, rituals and familiar comforts we turn to for reassurance. It reflects our desire to create a sense of order and belonging, and the deeply personal ways we try to protect ourselves and the things we hold dear.
Kris Klein
2026
Oil & Charcoal on Canvas
Unframed
92cm x 91.5cm
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Kris Klein (b. 1983) is a Northern Rivers-based artist whose work draws on personal experience, memory and place, and how these shape a sense of self over time. Largely self-taught, with recent study at the Byron School of Art, Klein builds his paintings through layers of paint and drawing, allowing each work to develop intuitively rather than from a fixed plan.
Interior No. 1 draws on the stillness of home before the day begins. Built intuitively through layers of oil and charcoal, softened forms and a muted palette create a sense of interior space that is both physical and personal.
Leona DeBolt
2026
Acrylic & enamel on canvas
Unframed
40 x 30cm
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Leona DeBolt is an emerging artist based on Bundjalung Country. Her vibrant paintings, identified by a bold and bright palette, explore immediacy. She works primarily on canvas, observing surfaces that are pushed and reworked until they hold a raw, charged energy. Her paintings feel tactile, fresh, and alive, developed through layers of acrylic, oil, enamel, raw pigment, pastel, and charcoal. Her work is both refined and loose, each painting carrying its own spirit, its own presence.
She brought with her a small posy, a sweet gesture of love that filled the air with kindness and warmth.
Josephine Kokfelt Ehlers
2026
Acrylic, spray and oil paint on board
Framed upon sale (float frame by Blue Boy)
43 x 43cm (once framed 46 x 46cm)
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Josephine Kokfelt Ehlers is an artist based in the Byron Bay hinterland working across abstract painting, photography and collage. Her practice explores an ongoing fascination with the urban landscape, architecture, colour, line, shape and structure. Working between observation and abstraction, Josephine is drawn to the overlooked details of everyday environments - houses, roads, windows, fences, reflections and fragments of architecture. Her work moves between the familiar and the imagined, using intuitive processes and playful experimentation to transform these observations into paintings and images that explore ideas of place, home and the spaces we inhabit.
Following the loss of her father, Josephine spent time with family and friends on Bornholm. During those months, she became absorbed by the houses and landscapes around her - noticing how a place can begin to feel familiar, and how quickly that feeling can shift. Made on Bornholm during this time, Sucker Punch is a reflection on place, memory and the ever-changing idea of home.
Jana Moser
2019
Oil and thread on paper
Black painted Tasmanian oak frame, black mat board and ultra view glass
33 x 28cm
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Jana Moser is a genderqueer artist based on Bundjalung Country. Their practice spans drawing, painting, ceramics and installation. They pull from a broad range of research interests across ecology, queer theory and abstraction. Moser holds a BFA from the Victorian College of the Arts (2018) and has exhibited in Australia, Mexico and Germany.
Untitled (relic), was made on an artist residency at PILOTENKUECHE in Leipzig, Germany in 2019. This work marks an important time of experimentation and is shaped by gestures of scraping away, etching into, concealing, and sewing forms directly into the picture using a needle and thread.
Charlotte Lea Hodges-Mignot (Chacha)
2026
Mixed-media oil pastel on analogue photograph printed on 100% cotton rag paper with matte finish
Unframed
42 x 59.4 cm (A2)
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Chacha is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores magical realism. Working across paint, photography, and writing, she translates emotion from heart to hand, layering colour, texture, image, and words into compositions where reality and abstraction meet. Narrative sits at the centre of her practice, with words becoming colour and stories becoming form. Her work feels familiar yet otherworldly, inviting viewers to explore the space between reality and imagination.
Drawing from the intimate altars and layered walls of her childhood in Mexico, Twice brings together saturated colour, religious imagery and fragments of personal memory. “I’m sorry I lied twice” was written in an old journal entry, rediscovered beside a small laminated image of La Virgen. Together, these forgotten fragments became a meditation on confession, devotion, guilt, and a once-difficult memory now looked back upon with tenderness.