Mother
Height: 124cm Width: 190cm
Mother
Height: 124cm Width: 190cm
Mother
Height: 124cm Width: 190cm
Nebula
Height: 76cm Width: 91cm
Nebula
Height: 76cm Width: 91cm
An Ode to the Wind
Height: 120cm Width: 150cm
Painful Blessings
Height: 110cm Width: 160cm
Painful Blessings
Height: 110cm Width: 160cm
The Back of Beyond
Height: 83cm Width: 63cm
Lament
Height: 160cm Width: 110cm
Lina Kay with The Black Swan
Height: 200cm Width: 120cm
Her Insides
Height: 80cm Width: 60cm
Her Insides
Height: 80cm Width: 60cm
Vile
Height: 90cm Width: 152cm
Vile
Height: 90cm Width: 152cm
Leda
Height: 22cm Width: 29cm
When Sadness Solidifies
Height: 40cm Width: 80cm
In My Loneliness
Height: 50cm Width: 80cm
Madeline
Height: 60cm Width: 45cm
Nivis
Height: 45cm Width: 30cm
Dreams of the Past
Height: 150cm Width: 100cm
The Voyage to Forever
Height: 150cm Width: 100cm
Winter
Height: 170cm Width: 125cm
Journey
Height: 90cm Width: 120cm
River Rose
Height: 122cm Width: 190cm
River Rose
Height: 190cm Width: 122cm
Seraphic
Height: 40cm Width: 80cm
Love Letters
Height: 40cm Width: 80cm
Lili
Height: 18cm Width: 30cm
Eve - Icon by Design / Styled by Kendra McCarthy
Height: 93cm Width: 63cm
Summit
Height: 60cm Width: 50cm
Whole
Height: 43cm Width: 86cm
Lina Kay is a mixed media and abstract artist from Sydney, Australia. Lina has been working in the arts industry for the last 14 yrs and likes to specialise in mixed media and breaking the traditions of art.
Building on the success of her exhibition The Peak of Elegance 2024 and her Naked Collection in 2025, Art2Muse Gallery will present Lina Kay’s latest collection of sculptural artworks in Humanism in 2026.
Lina Kay’s artworks encapsulates courage and vulnerability. Her sculptural, white artworks are sophisticated, feminine and timeless. Using fabric and textiles, Lina creates soft, minimalist artworks, perfect for contemporary interiors.
“I hope that my art evokes a sense of calm and tranquillity. I have a condition called Synaesthesia which is why I choose the absence of colour in my work. It helps calm my extremely busy and colourful mind. I believe there is true power in simplicity.”
“I love being able to allow the fabric to do what it wants to do and go where it wants to go. I believe the art piece tells me what it wants to be and I’m just the hands to create it and bring it into this world.” Lina Kay
Humanism
In Humanism, Lina Kay explores the essence of being human through the language of abstraction and the intimacy of textiles. Eschewing literal representation, the works invite viewers into a tactile and emotional landscape, one shaped by tension, softness, repetition, and imperfection.
Working with cloth, fibre, and process-based techniques, Lina uses materiality as metaphor. Threads are pulled, layered, knotted, and frayed, echoing the emotional and psychological textures of lived experience. Each piece resists finality, suggesting instead the ongoing act of becoming.
By naming this body of work Humanism, the artist reframes abstract textile practice as a deeply human act, one rooted in memory, labour, and care. The exhibition does not attempt to depict humanity, but to embody its quiet complexity. It asks: What does it feel like to be human, when language falls short and only form, rhythm, and touch remain?
Exhibitions
2025
Solo Exhibition Naked Collection at Art2Muse Gallery, Woollahra, Sydney
2024
Solo Exhibition The Peak of Elegance at Art2Muse Gallery, Woollahra, Sydney