Christine Webb is a multi-disciplinary artist who is interested in the play of colour, light passages, perspective, and internal and external spaces. Her vibrant paintings are expertly composed and direct the viewer’s eye to multiple points of interest within the canvas.

Christine studied at Sydney College of the Arts and her career has followed many different avenues including magazine design, publishing, photography and journalism. Having worked full time on her art practice over the past 17 years, Christine has exhibited both in Australia and internationally. Her work appears in both private and corporate collections worldwide.

We are excited to present Christine Webb’s 13^th exhibition Art2Muse Gallery Remembering Tomorrow. 

For years Christine lived between Sydney and Italy, spending five months each year painting from her studio in an elegant Renaissance building in Sansepolcro. Her interiors of familiar spaces capture panoramic vistas of the Tuscan countryside, Parisian streetscapes and urban Australia. While her Sydney paintings are infused with clear light, her Italian paintings are awash with the golden light of the Mediterranean.

Many paintings framed within Christine’s paintings are an homage to the significant artists who have influenced her work: Grace Cossington Smith, Margaret Olley and Modigliani. You will notice the skewed perspective reminiscent of Matisse and mid century modernists.

Christine’s joyous, vibrant paintings of light and pattern are augmented with treasured objects collected from her years of travel. Although Christine’s style progresses, viewers will be familiar with her central motif of the chair, the majolica jug, and the open window. Not always but sometimes, viewers love searching for her signature, red glasses.

Remembering Tomorrow

“Once again, I find the peace and harmony of my studio, as the memories of glorious times flow into my current body of paintings.

I am delighted to present my 13th Solo Exhibition with Art2Muse Gallery as I peddle back to take a step forward.

My paintings read like a diary of memories, current thoughts and past wanderings. The open window offers a fresh breeze, a calming thought. Sit at the table of cherished objects, echoes of times well spent. Frame within a frame, the reflection of a mirror, a painting, an open window pulling the viewer away as distorted shadows fall across a harmony of colour that may be a rug, a striped floorboard or a window sill.

My house has been newly renovated, and a preloved, wooden table has taken centre stage. A copper water carrier from Italy holds my mother’s treasured seed pods, a collection of jugs, ginger pot and bottles huddle together. Here is a large majolica bowl, a favourite wedding present holding Cézanne peaches, their perfume wafting in the on the harbour breeze, a bunch of market flowers and 3 green pears like the Three Graces. A gallery of Italian friends in the piazza keep me company. The shelves are empty for now, but soon filled with mementos companions to the lone clock that always tells the wrong time. It will be taken down at the end of summer and trimmed of an hour.  The chairs in the work is me, my need to sit and welcome friends to my table. Glasses at the ready.” Christine Webb 2026

Exhibitions

Collections

Rosebud Hospital, Victoria
Corporate Collection Abu Dhabi