Georgia Hill 'Gibellina, Italy' #118 Print Available

Artist: Georgia Hill
Title: Gibellina, Italy #118
Medium: 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €100

 

Georgia Hill is a multidisciplinary artist from Australia whose work is defined by a bold exploration of structures, shadows, and the physical environment. Based in Sydney, she has gained international recognition for her large-scale murals and refined studio works that utilize a restricted black and white palette. Her creative practice often examines the relationship between a specific location and the human experience, translating complex emotions or fleeting moments into architectural forms and high-contrast textures. By stripping away color, she focuses the viewer’s attention on the interplay of light, movement, and the heavy geometry of her compositions.

The artist’s background in communication design informs her precise application of line and her sophisticated use of typography within her landscapes. Rather than traditional signage, her use of text serves as a rhythmic element that interacts with the surrounding space, creating a dialogue between the built environment and personal narrative. Her murals can be found in cities across the globe, including various locations throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, where they often serve as landmarks that ground a viewer in the present moment. Whether she is working on a massive public wall or a delicate piece of paper, her aesthetic remains consistent in its power and clarity. Through her signature style, she continues to challenge perceptions of scale and perspective, proving that a monochromatic approach can convey deep complexity and resonance within modern visual culture.

Ben Frost 'Joe Cool' Print Available

Artist: Ben Frost
Title: Joe Cool
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 12 x 12 Inches
Edition: 40
Price: $200

Ben Frost is an Australian artist renowned for his bold and often provocative pop art. Born in 1975 in Brisbane, he has become a leading figure in the global art scene by critiquing consumerism through the subversion of commercial imagery. His work frequently features a kaleidoscopic blend of iconic characters from cartoons and comics, such as Mickey Mouse or the Simpsons, juxtaposed against pharmaceutical packaging or fast-food containers. This technique forces viewers to confront the uncomfortable intersections between entertainment, drugs, and brand obsession.

Throughout his career, Frost has utilized diverse mediums ranging from large-scale mural paintings to intimate works on found objects. His artistic origins are rooted in fine arts, having studied at Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art, though he often utilizes the rebellious energy of street art to infiltrate traditional gallery spaces. Beyond his solo exhibitions in cities like London, New York, and Tokyo, his influence extends into high fashion through collaborations with major houses such as Moschino and Carolina Herrera. Now based in Melbourne after periods working in Japan and Sydney, he continues to produce scything visual commentaries that challenge Western societal norms. His oeuvre serves as a relentless critique of the visual landscape of modern advertising, aiming to replace passive consumption with social consciousness.

Werner Bronkhorst 'Yeehaw' Print Available

Artist: Werner Bronkhorst
Title: Yeehaw
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 100 x 100 cm
Edition: 33
Price: $4,000

Werner Bronkhorst 'Country Road' Print Available

Artist: Werner Bronkhorst
Title: Country Road
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 42 x 29.7 cm
Edition: 99
Price: $1,200

 

Werner Bronkhorst is a modern painter and sculptor from Australia, originally born in South Africa, who has gained significant recognition for his unique approach to scale and texture. His practice is characterized by the use of thick, gestural applications of paint that serve as expansive landscapes or abstract environments for his subjects. Bronkhorst often focuses on the juxtaposition between large, sweeping strokes of mixed media and tiny, meticulously detailed human figures. These miniature subjects are frequently depicted engaging in athletic activities such as skiing, surfing, or tennis, effectively turning the physical ridges and peaks of the paint into functional terrains like ocean waves or snowy mountains.

The artist began his creative journey with a background in furniture making, which heavily informs his technical understanding of materials and structural composition. This craftsmanship is evident in the way he builds up layers of plaster and oil to create a three-dimensional quality on the canvas. By isolating his tiny figures within vast, monochromatic spaces, he explores themes of isolation, perspective, and the human relationship with the environment. His work invites viewers to look closer, rewarding them with intricate details that are often missed at first glance. Based in Sydney, Bronkhorst has leveraged social media to share his process, allowing a global audience to witness the physical labor involved in his heavy impasto technique. Through this blend of traditional fine art and modern presentation, he continues to push the boundaries of how texture can dictate narrative within a static frame.

Liam Seear-Budd 'Walking On Sunshine' Print Available

Artist: Liam Seear-Budd
Title: Walking On Sunshine
Medium: Deckled 4 Color CMYK Print
Size: 38 x 56 cm
Edition: 10
Price: AU$100

 

Liam Seear-Budd is a multidisciplinary artist based in Australia whose work centers on the intersection of architecture, landscape, and the emotional resonance of space. His practice often bridges the gap between photography and physical form, exploring how environments shape human experience and memory. By focusing on minimalist compositions and the subtle interplay of light and shadow, he creates a visual language that feels both grounded and ethereal.

His photographic series frequently highlight the quietude of rural and coastal Australian settings. Rather than capturing grand, sweeping vistas, Seear-Budd tends to isolate specific structural elements or natural textures, drawing the viewer's attention to the overlooked details of the built environment. This methodical approach reflects his background in architecture, as he utilizes a keen understanding of scale, proportion, and material honesty to frame his subjects.

In addition to his lens-based work, Seear-Budd engages with three-dimensional objects and installations. These pieces often utilize raw materials like timber, stone, or metal, emphasizing a tactile connection to the earth. His ability to balance the precision of technical design with the organic unpredictability of nature results in a body of work that is deeply atmospheric. By stripping away unnecessary ornamentation, he invites an introspective response, encouraging observers to find beauty in simplicity and stillness. Through his evolving portfolio, Liam Seear-Budd continues to define a unique niche in the Australian art scene, characterized by a sophisticated restraint and a profound appreciation for the silent narratives found within the landscape.

On The Leans 'Pastel Palace' Print Available

Artist: On The Leans
Title: Pastel Palace
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 40
Price: AU$299

  

Sam Wilkinson, the Australian artist known by the moniker On The Leans, has carved out a distinct niche within the modern landscape of fine art and muralism. Based primarily in Queensland, Wilkinson is recognized for a style that seamlessly blends traditional portraiture with surreal, fluid abstractions. His work often explores the duality of the human experience, juxtaposing hyper-realistic facial features against distorted, melting environments that challenge the viewer’s perception of physical space. 

The alias On The Leans serves as a thematic foundation for his creative output. It suggests a state of imbalance or a shift in perspective, which is mirrored in his use of skewed proportions and liquid-like textures. Wilkinson frequently utilizes a muted color palette punctuated by sharp, vibrant highlights to create a sense of depth and atmospheric tension. This technique allows his subjects to appear as though they are emerging from or dissolving into their backgrounds, symbolizing the fleeting nature of memory and identity.

Beyond the gallery setting, Wilkinson has made a significant impact on public spaces through large-scale murals. These outdoor installations bring his intimate explorations of the psyche to a broader audience, transforming urban surfaces into windows of introspection. His ability to maintain intricate detail on a massive scale has earned him acclaim in both the street art community and private collections. By focusing on the emotional weight of his subjects, Wilkinson continues to influence the visual language of his generation, offering a visceral and thought-provoking body of work that remains deeply rooted in the Australian artistic tradition.

Sebastian Curi 'Where All Ideas Belong' Print Available

Artist: Sebastian Curi
Title: Where All Ideas Belong
Medium: Multi Color Risograph Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 100
Price: AU$120

 

Sebastian Curi is an Argentine-born artist and illustrator currently based in Perth, Australia. His work is instantly recognizable for its bold use of primary colors, exaggerated figures, and strong graphic lines. Before establishing his solo practice, Curi spent a decade working in the animation industry, a background that heavily influences the dynamic sense of movement found in his static pieces. His characters often feature oversized hands and simplified limbs, conveying a sense of playful energy and approachable human emotion.

The artist transitioned from a career as an animator and art director to a full-time illustrator and painter, finding success through a style that bridges the gap between commercial design and fine art. His process often begins digitally, refining shapes and compositions before translating them into physical mediums like screen prints or large scale murals. Curi has collaborated with numerous high profile global brands, applying his distinct visual language to everything from product packaging to digital campaigns.

Despite the professional precision of his work, there is an inherent warmth and lightheartedness in his subjects. He often explores themes of everyday life, capturing simple gestures and moments of joy. By stripping away unnecessary detail, he focuses on the rhythm of the composition and the vibrancy of his palette. Now a prominent figure in the Australian creative scene, Curi continues to produce work that is both visually striking and deeply charismatic, maintaining a consistent focus on simplicity and bold expression.

Brolga 'Bangkok Running Man' (Gold) HPM Available

Artist: Brolga
Title: Bangkok Running Man (Gold)
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 44 x 44 cm
Edition: 40
Price: AU$295

Australian artist Rohan Aldridge, professionally known as Brolga, is an illustrator and muralist whose work has achieved global recognition. Originally from Queensland, he adopted his moniker from the native Australian crane, a bird known for its distinct presence and movement. His artistic journey is characterized by a transition from traditional graphic design to a highly recognizable personal aesthetic that bridges the gap between commercial art and large-scale street murals.

Aldridge spent several years living and working in New York City, a period that significantly influenced his visual language. His style is defined by a bold use of color, flat graphic shapes, and a cast of surreal, often humorous characters. These figures frequently feature exaggerated proportions and playful expressions, evoking a sense of childlike wonder while maintaining a sophisticated compositional balance. His work often explores themes of community, daily life, and the whimsical intersection of humans and nature.

The artist has collaborated with numerous high-profile international brands, including Apple, Google, and Coca-Cola, applying his unique vision to everything from digital campaigns to physical products. Despite his success in the commercial realm, his large-scale public murals remain a cornerstone of his practice. These permanent installations can be found in cities around the world, from the streets of Brooklyn to the urban centers of Australia. By transforming plain architecture into vibrant storytelling canvases, Rohan Aldridge continues to shape the visual landscape of modern environments through his imaginative and accessible approach to art. 

Amy Gardner + Rugman 'Dolly' Print Available

Artist: Amy Gardner + Rugman
Title: Dolly
Medium: 24K Gold Embellished Screen Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: £235

 

Amy Gardner is a contemporary Australian artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the intricate connections between the human form, emotional landscapes, and the natural world. Based in Melbourne, she has cultivated a reputation for creating evocative works that often blur the boundaries between representational figuration and ethereal abstraction. Her technical repertoire is diverse, spanning traditional oil painting, intricate printmaking, and expansive mural work. This versatility allows her to translate intimate psychological states into large-scale public installations that engage directly with the community.

A recurring theme in Gardner’s portfolio is the concept of female identity and the resilience of the human spirit. She frequently depicts figures in moments of quiet contemplation or dynamic movement, using a sophisticated color palette that balances muted earthy tones with sudden bursts of vibrant pigment. Her brushwork is characterized by a deliberate tension between precision and spontaneity, reflecting the complexities of the internal experiences she seeks to portray. By layering textures and experimenting with transparency, she creates a sense of depth that invites viewers to look beyond the surface of the canvas.

Beyond her studio practice, Gardner is recognized for her contributions to the Australian street art scene. Her murals often serve as visual anchors in urban environments, bringing a sense of softness and introspection to concrete spaces. These public works emphasize her belief in the accessibility of art and its power to transform everyday surroundings into sites of reflection. As she continues to evolve, Gardner remains a significant voice in the Australian art community, consistently pushing the limits of her chosen media to capture the nuances of existence.

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Anthony McEwan, professionally known as Rugman, is a prominent figure in the British contemporary art scene, recognized for his distinct fusion of punk aesthetics and graphic illustration. Based in East London, he has spent decades refining a style that bridges the gap between high-fashion design and raw street art. His work often features a meticulous blend of hand-drawn techniques and stenciling, frequently appearing on diverse mediums including traditional canvas, apparel, and large-scale murals.

The artist is perhaps most celebrated for his subversive portraits of cultural icons and historical figures. By adorning recognizable faces with intricate tattoos and rebellious symbolism, he explores themes of identity, celebrity culture, and the passage of time. This signature approach has led to high-profile collaborations and a strong following among collectors who appreciate his ability to combine grit with sophisticated composition.

Beyond his solo gallery work, Rugman has left a significant mark on the fashion industry. He founded a successful streetwear label that translated his graphic sensibilities into wearable art, further cementing his influence in urban culture. His creative process is deeply rooted in the DIY ethos of the skate and punk subcultures that shaped his youth, yet his execution displays a refined technical skill that appeals to a broad international audience. Whether he is working on a delicate screen print or a massive exterior wall, his art remains consistent in its bold visual impact and narrative depth. He continues to be a vital contributor to the London art community, pushing the boundaries of modern pop art.

Joel Moore 'Michael The Magical Owl' Print Available

Artist: Joel Moore
Title: Michael The Magical Owl
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 42 x 29.7 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: AU$80

Joel Moore, better known by his professional moniker Mulga, is a celebrated Australian street artist, illustrator, and muralist whose work has become a defining feature of the contemporary Australian urban landscape. Based in Sydney, Moore transitioned from a career in finance to pursue art full time in 2012, quickly gaining recognition for his unique aesthetic characterized by intricate line work and a vibrant, tropical color palette. His style often features anthropomorphic animals wearing sunglasses, bearded surfers, and idiosyncratic creatures that embody a playful, sun-drenched Australian spirit.

The artist is particularly renowned for his large scale public murals, which can be found adorning walls from Bondi Beach to international locations. His creative output extends beyond walls to include a wide range of commercial collaborations with global brands, as well as his own line of apparel and accessories. Moore often accompanies his visual creations with whimsical rhyming poems that provide backstories for his characters, adding a narrative depth to his bright compositions. This multidisciplinary approach has helped him build a recognizable brand that bridges the gap between high energy street art and commercial illustration. Throughout his career, Moore has maintained a commitment to making art accessible and joyful, frequently participating in community projects and live painting events. His ability to blend detailed textures with bold, graphic shapes ensures his work remains visually arresting, whether it is viewed on a massive scale in a city alleyway or on a small canvas in a local gallery. He continues to be a prolific figure in the Australian art scene as of 2026.