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Original works translated into movement.
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Santiago Mac-Auliffe
A Chilean artist born in Santiago and based in Berlin. The Meme Queen is translated by Canvas Hold into a large blue relief whose image becomes a surface for movement.
The Meme Queen
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Stephan Balleux
A Brussels-born painter and multidisciplinary artist. Balleux disrupts photo-derived images with dense, sculptural gestures; here, that tension between image and material becomes climbable form.
The Wanderlust Appreciation Society
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Lauren May
A New Zealand artist working across painting and sculpture. May uses tactile, bodily materials to move between beauty and discomfort; Ear turns that attention to surface into an architectural relief.
Ear
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Lauren Fahey
A Melbourne-based multidisciplinary painter whose work explores transitional urban and domestic spaces through bold colour and collapsed perspective. Untitled brings a night moth into a dark field of thick, dripping paint.
Untitled
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Sam Leach
An Australian painter whose work brings art history, natural science and technology into tightly constructed images. Ape Series carries his interest in non-human subjects into three circular reliefs.
Ape Series
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Heidi Yardley
A Melbourne-based painter working in oil and charcoal. Drawn from vintage photographs and film stills, Yardley’s faded portraits hold old-Hollywood glamour alongside darker psychological undercurrents.
The Passionflower