CURRENT ARTISTS


  • Kathryn Cowen

    Multidisciplinary Artist

    Kathryn’s work spans painting, sculpture and installation to explore speculative bio-futures and "otherworlds" through the use of vibrant, fluorescent materials and immersive light.

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  • Ellen Dahl

    Photographer

    Norwegian-born artist based in Australia whose photographic and video practice explores the complex relationship between humans and place, focusing on the shifting physical and metaphorical boundaries of the landscape.

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  • Niall Robb

    — Folio Frames

    Contemporary art and gallery framing. Consultation available by appointment.

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  • Michael Corridore

    Photographer, Photomedia Artist

    photographer and multidisciplinary artist who creates "unreliable documentaries" by capturing real-world scenes—often centered on Australian car culture or urban landscapes—and stripping them of context to produce atmospheric, cinematic and tension-filled narratives.

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  • Emily Galiceck

    Painter

    ‘Research into the history of art and design is nearly always the starting point for my work,’ explains Sydney-based artist Emily Galicek. Warping, reinterpreting and recontextualising the decorative, Galicek playfully reworks historical materials in her complex and layered paintings.

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  • Cosima wood

    Scenic Painter & Illustrator

    Cosima Wood is a Sydney-based scenic artist, illustrator and designer with over 10 years of experience in Film, TV, Theatre and Advertising.

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  • H Rayne

    Rayne’s multidisciplinary work is unified by a distinctive exploration of texture and depth. Their practice seeks to translate the subconscious, visually articulating the interplay between internal experience and external form.

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  • Charlotte Murch

    Sculptor

    Bio to come.

  • LAILA GALLERY

  • Asil Habara

    Asil Habara is a multidisciplinary artist, with printmaking as their primary medium, complemented by installations. Immersing audiences in the exploration of Australian Arab diaspora culture, employing low-brow approaches to unravel intricate narratives.

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  • Natalie Loos

    Natalie Loos is a photographer and artist whose approach blends elements of spontaneity with highly theatrical and constructed imagery. Natalie’s photoseries often arise within a time of change or transition. Her work examines themes of friendship, desire, loss, youth and cosmopolitan life, capturing moments of intimacy and vulnerability through earnest curiosity.


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