“I am fascinated by everyday history—those untold stories and forgotten lives that linger beneath the surface. With deliberate reference to classical portraiture – the steely gaze of the aristocrat – I contrast notions of prestige and invincibility with the contemporary symbols of power, like land developers or modern elites, to reveal that status and beauty offer no defence against time’s passage.”
Lauren Wilhelm
Seeing silence $5,500 Oil on Italian linen framed, 82 x 82cm
Thrilled to see Olivier Rasir’s Dappled Light #5 in Vogue Living
By focusing on proportions, materiality and detailing, Studio PULP balances original 1930s Art Deco features with contemporary family living. Photographed by Pablo Veiga. Design and architecture by Studio PULP. Styling by Corina Koch
Dappled Light #5 $5,500 Oil on Hessian in a Perspex Box, 118 x 86 x Depth 7cm
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Lauren Wilhelm’s latest paintings are now available
“My paintings are a meditation on transience and the human condition; an exploration of life’s fleeting beauty, our preoccupation with everyday details, and the often unnoticed impermanence that shadows our existence. I am fascinated by everyday history—those untold stories and forgotten lives that linger beneath the surface. With deliberate reference to classical portraiture – the steely gaze of the aristocrat – I contrast notions of prestige and invincibility with the contemporary symbols of power, like land developers or modern elites, to reveal that status and beauty offer no defence against time’s passage.” Lauren Wilhelm
Still, Somehow $6,200 Oil on Italian linen, 102 x 102cm
Exhibition On Reflection at Art2Muse Gallery 22 September – 5 October 2026
Meet the Artist 1 – 3pm Saturday 26 September 2026
“In a world that often feels loud and overcrowded with noise, I have found myself searching for stillness and quiet calm. ‘On Reflection’ is a body of work that mirrors this process of navigation. Through the layering of mixed media and spontaneous markings, I dissolve form to create lyrical abstractions, suggesting water, reflections, and movement. The abstractions fluid, tracing the shifting edges of identity and place. My hope is that each painting becomes an immersive space where the viewer and artwork meet in reflection.” Sue Meyer
Upcoming Exhibition Exposed & Protected at Art2Muse Gallery 20 October – 2 November 2026
Tannya is a Sydney based artist known for her lush paintings characterised by gestural marks and painterly abstractions. Intent on capturing the energy of the subject through spontaneous gesture, she paints intuitively and without premeditation. The subject of her work is reimagined in the manipulation of colour and form with fluid brushwork.
Sheltered (Diptych) 2026 $9,700 Oil on linen diptych, 92 x 212cm
Upcoming Exhibition On Reflection at Art2Muse Gallery 22 September – 5 October 2026
Meet the Artist 1 – 3pm Saturday 26 September 2026
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Sue Meyer Sunlit Waters $4,400 Mixed media on canvas, 102 x 102cm
Through the layering of mixed media and spontaneous markings, I dissolve form to create lyrical abstractions, suggesting water, reflections, and movement. The abstractions fluid, tracing the shifting edges of identity and place.
Sue Meyer
Sue Meyer Luminous Swell $4,400 Mixed media on canvas, 102 x 102cm
Sue Meyer Luminous Swell $4,400 Mixed media on canvas, 102 x 102cm
Sue Meyer Evening Storm $4,400 Mixed media on canvas, 102 x 102cm
Sue Meyer Evening Storm $4,400 Mixed media on canvas, 102 x 102cm
Dana Dion’s process is instinctive and ever-changing. She will scrape back, turn a canvas around or completely change the direction of a work, responding to what is happening on the canvas rather than following a predetermined plan. She hopes her paintings encourage us to slow down, become immersed in the work and allow each piece to gradually reveal itself.
After The Red Cools $4,900 Acrylic on canvas framed, 103 x 103cm
Helen Katavatis’ highly textural style draws from Australian coastal landscapes, Mediterranean landforms and seascapes, translating these visual memories into layered abstract compositions rich in colour, movement and atmosphere.
Hellenic Essence $5,900 Acrylic on canvas, 100 x 150cm
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Inspired by the sea, travel, organic forms and the ever-changing beauty of nature, Helen creates intuitive, gestural works with depth, texture and emotional connection. Her contemporary seascapes and abstract landscapes are designed to bring warmth, calm and sophistication into residential and commercial interiors.
Agapi (Love) $5,900 Acrylic on canvas, 100 x 150cm
Inspired by the Pop Art movement and a deep admiration for Warhol, Chris’s paintings deliver powerful, vibrant statements on the themes of fashion, confidence, style, and attitude
“Earlier this year I spent two weeks at Château d’Orquevaux, an artist residency in the beautiful French countryside.
I stayed in the residence just outside the château gates and, because I work on a large scale, I was lucky enough to paint in the old stables.
What stayed with me most was a new appreciation for space both physical space and space within a painting. Looking at Mone’s work also made me think differently about allowing areas to breathe, something I’ve brought back into my own work. I’ve also become less interested in explaining everything, and more comfortable leaving room for the viewer to bring their own thoughts and feelings to the work.”
Dana Dion
Exhibition Nature. My rest. My calm. at Art2Muse Gallery until 21 September 2026
Exhibition Nature. My rest. My calm. at Art2Muse Gallery 8 – 21 September 2026
Meet the Artist 1pm – 3pm Saturday 12 September 2026
In her latest exhibit Nature. My rest. My calm., Dana reflects on nature’s continual cycle of renewal and the way our own experiences shape who we become. Many of the works were completed following an artist residency in France earlier this year, where uninterrupted time to paint allowed her to explore a stronger sense of atmosphere, space and air.
Felicity Schrader’s new Art2Muse Gallery exhibition, I Fell in Love, explores how beautiful life can be when we allow it to take its course, taking a risk, letting go a little and jumping. The series began with a colour palette Felicity discovered while redecorating her daughter’s bedroom, which became the visual starting point for a collection that feels whimsical and soft, while capturing something much deeper: that beautiful, almost magical moment when you cry from happiness and joy. Her richly textured impasto oil works are particularly expressive, with the physicality of the paint and intuitive marks bringing a sense of movement and freedom to the canvas.
