Meet the Artists
Margaret River Region Open Studios designs, co-ordinates and promotes a free annual open art studios event to showcase the increasingly diverse and vibrant visual arts throughout the Margaret River region. The event has become the biggest of its kind in Australia.
Leon Pericles AM
Australian painter and master printmaker Leon Pericles AM has held 160+ exhibitions over 55 years. His work spans painting, printmaking and sculpture, drawing on the outback and his imagined town of Widjimorphup.
Jacqui Brown
Jacqui is an established, award winning artist in the region best known for her upcycled Surfboards, canvas and framed acrylic painting, and mixed media resin art depicting the South West region's iconic seascapes and forests.
Heloise Roberts and Moira Fearby
Roberts & Fearby's artworks offer an alternative mode of engagement with the natural world. This is art as gentle witness. They focus on what is precious, what is worth protecting, what is already being carried forward in memory.
Bev Doig
Printmaking and drawing suit my detailed and illustrative style while gardens and water inspire my imaginations. My artworks make me smile and I love seeing viewers gain the same joy. Take your time here.
Lee-Anne Townrow
Painting has filled my life until I fell down the rabbit hole of clay! Exhibiting my new sculptural clay vessels that continue my exploration into the texture, lines and layers surrounding us in this beautiful place we live.
Francesco Geronazzo
My practice uses the foundations of traditional printmaking processes, enveloped in contemporary approaches including different methods, surfaces and textures to expand the perimeters and perception of printmaking.
Kate Debbo
Kate creates colourful, naive and abstracted landscapes rendered in oil paint with the horse being a motif often explored within these magical realms.
Robyn Collins
At my studio see different styles of stonework. Carved from soapstone, sandstone, African verdit and serpentine, some using steel features. Figurative, abstract, stylised birds and animals, all inspired by nature and very tactile.
Kim Clarke
Emerging Margaret River artist Kim Clarke, explores coastal landscapes and marine life through layered oils and acrylics. Inspired by shifting light, her work captures movement, fluidity, and the quiet energy of the natural world.
Stephanie Stokes
Visit my tranquil, sunlit coastal studio to experience my functional hand thrown stoneware - feel a mug in the palm of your hand or savour the gentle curve of a vase.
Sam Broadhurst
Through my work, I explore a quiet, even state of mind. Nature offers a place to step outside myself, restore balance, and be present. Painting becomes an invitation to pause, reflect, and exist without distraction.
Tanya Flynn-Wood
Tanya’s art reflects her surroundings, family, travels and life’s observations. Her use of acrylics, textiles and water colours produce vibrant portrayals enriched through Tanya’s love of colour, patterns, layering and texture.
Tom Debbo
Sketches and drawings of animals, people, and creatures on cold pressed watercolour paper, with a strong emphasis on the ideas and design of the subjects. Using pencil and gouache mediums.
Sherrise Todd
Using simplified shapes of botanica and landscape formations as inspiration, Sherrise paints natures jewels in a composition to hopefully lead you down the hiking trail to a place of peaceful relaxation.
Karen Seaman
Karen Seaman creates contemplative works rooted in nature and seasonal change. Drawing on four decades of practice, her paintings, sculpture and ceramics invite quiet attention – evoking beauty, presence, and connection to place.
Martine Perret
After a career in UN peacekeeping, Martine dedicates her time capturing the essence of Western Australia, with a particular emphasis on aerial photography, showcasing a new collection of stunning landscapes and unique perspectives
Colin Pratt
Although beeswax as a painting medium has been with us for centuries, it’s still not well known. Explore what Encaustic Wax has to offer, with demonstrations on most days, and workshops are available too.
Kiandra Buchanan
Buchanan’s work celebrates the subtle beauty of everyday spaces. Using the Alla Prima method, she paints with soft light and expressive brushwork, creating intimate scenes that feel nostalgic, emotional, and quietly full of life.
Britta Wilson
Using fluid acrylic techniques, I create abstract works inspired by water, landscape and organic forms. Layers of flowing colour develop intricate cellular patterns, finished with resin to enhance depth, luminosity and movement.
Annie Winchcombe
Annie’s work is a response to environment, being drawn to the natural world. Enjoying complex layering and mark-making, Annie strives to create evocative images and that reflect the beauty and interconnectedness of nature.
John Miller
After 53 years of handcrafting gold and silver jewellery, John’s designs carry a devoted following and a lifetime of stories. This April, he returns to where it all began, opening a new gallery in Broome’s Chinatown.
Georgia Zoric
Over seven years, Georgia Zoric has built a practice telling the stories of coastal life, by hand-building ceramic busts of sailors and fishermen, whose weathered faces remind us of who we are, where we have been and those we love
Kate Jones-English
I am an illustrator, author, and part-time baker. My work is made of traditional nib ink and watercolour, and focuses on children’s book illustrations, but there will be something for everyone - young or young-at-heart alike!
Kate Lethlean
Kate creates contemporary, elegant porcelain wares for the home and table, along with striking botanical sculptures inspired by seasonal plants and flowers. They are subtle, tactile pieces intended to be collected and lived with
KJ Stone
Pottery, poetry and feelings on canvas . KJ blends functional ceramics with 2am handwritten words from her diary. Bold markings, sass, & a studio that feels more like a backstage pass to a 90s velvet poetry-rock show.
Rochelle La’Brooy-McIver
Hand-built ceramics inspired by the WA coast, pairing driftwood with tiny houses, sea life and hidden details. I also create vases, bowls, bee baths and bird feeders—functional pieces with with a sense of story and quiet discovery
Holly Perry
I make drawings, figurative paintings, portraits and cut paper works from my home studio.
Michelle Miller
Principal artist at Rivers of Silk, Cowaramup. For 29 years I have developed a unique range of hand painting techniques inspired by the landscape. Creations for hanging and wearing, and encourage creativity through workshops.
Jeannie Carroll
Step into a working jewellery studio exploring sculptural form in solid gold and Australian gemstones. See pieces in progress and discover bespoke and custom work designed as future heirlooms.
Gregory Dunkling
Thirty years living in this beautiful part of the world has given me endless subject matter for my paintings and I am always trying to capture the stunning landscapes on canvas.
Sarana Haeata
My paintings explore movement, surrender, and the rhythms of motherhood. Layered, sketch-like forms reflect impermanence and capture moments of calm found within the ongoing motion of everyday life.
Delfina Monteverde
The artist uses a strong colour pallet that will absorb you into her inner world. She presents: "TILE ART" a huge canvas from where you will be able to select a small section to take home. She's also lounging a new art collection.
Chloe Wilder
Cooome and get it! Its that time of the year to enjoy what the famous bearded lady is cookin' up
Dariya Gratte
Working in porcelain, I’m inspired by the beauty of the natural world. I translate its subtle qualities into sculptural, decorative ceramic pieces, crafting precious objects designed to be treasured.
Mary Lynne Stratton
My paintings are interpretations and explorations of landscapes from bushlands, the remote outback, water reflections and abstract coastlines. Studio oils are playful re-imaginings of plein air works done whilst travelling.
Wayne Cherrington
I create figurative mosaics from largely salvaged tiles, subject matter includes landscape nature and occasional portraits
Harry Wykman
Harry is driven by the desire to enrich the food culture of the South West through making pots that make the acts of cooking, fermenting, storing and sharing food more delightful and contemplative.
Jamie Scott
Ive been a photographer in the Margaret River region for over 23 years, I print, matt board and frame all of my images. My frames are made from local Jarrah and Marri. Panoramic and standard prints available in a range of sizes.
John Shafran
Based in Yallingup, I create functional art that bridges thoughtful design with organic craftsmanship, integrating my technical skills with a passion for local flora and fauna to produce unique jewellery, timber woodcraft and art.
Barbara Weeks
Exploring the natural environment and travels beyond for inspiration, Barbara transforms wool fibre and silk into colour and texture rich art cloth, interior decor and wearable art. I look forward to sharing the process.
Fi Wilkie
Fi's work is a celebration of the natural environment. An established and popular artist, working in illustration, design, painting, collage, drawing & printmaking. Find original paintings, prints, cards, homewares & workshops.
Nigel Lullfitz
Working mainly with recycled steel and wood I try to create sculptures that are characterful, beautiful and that have a sense of fun.
Martin Pavey
Martin is an accomplished wood artist incorporating his exquisite design skills into hand carved and beautifully embellished timber sculptures and bowls created from the exceptional timbers of this region.
Nancy Tost
I love to create though drawing, painting, sewing, and printing. This year I have nudes (charcoal), original art, t-shirts, cards, prints, bags, and many other creations!
Jillian Somerville
My art is a sensory dialogue between forest, shoreline, and garden. I weave ancient felt-making with botanical eco printing, reflecting shifting seasons, unfolding stories, and quiet, magical journeys.
Soleil Heimlich
Soleil’s work is inspired by the oceans she strives to protect. Much of her art is created from materials that would otherwise pollute beaches and crowd landfills. Her art practice also incorporates printmaking, using contemporary
John Streater
I am a furniture maker with over fifty years of experience, creating sculptural pieces from native timbers of Western Australia. My work reflects the landscape, balancing function and art through organic form, craftsmanship & desi
Helga Seward
I worked as a book illustrator for many years but love many mediums too - oil painting (large and impressionist), sewing (dolls), drawing, and watercolours (whimsical, dreamy style). I have dabbled in pottery and printmaking too.
Patty Peace
From an early age creativity captured and interested me. In secondary school Robert Juniper, my art teacher, encouraged me to pursue expressing myself. The busyness of life then took precedence but I'm loving my art again.
Inessa Brock
I create textured, abstracted oil paintings inspired by the incredible landscapes of Margaret River, exploring light, atmosphere, and the joy of making.
Ian Dowling
Ian has worked with clay and fire for most of his life. He presents many functional pots, decorative and sculptural forms. Form and surface are the main focus with patterns indicating connections to his beautiful bush location.
Paula Higginson
My sanctuary is my studio, where I immerse myself in creating works through leadlight, printing and painting. I love to create colourful pieces which are inspired by nature and my garden.
Christopher Spiker
A studio set in a garden that gives inspiration for painting the birds and plants that live here. A studio displaying beautifully presented watercolour paintings of the wildlife and native plants of Western Australia. And a place
Lesley Curtis
Lesley Curtis Be in awe of my detailed artwork, which features the essence and magic of Australian birds and wildlife in watercolour, gouache ,colour pencils and acrylic mediums
Kate Wood
I produce both decorative and functional pieces, inspired by nature and the changing seasons. I have a particular interest in using locally sourced materials, and creating my own glazes to complement a diverse range of forms.
Kay Gibson
Kay combines a wide variety of printmaking and painting techniques in her work to portray the fragile and beautiful flora, fauna and landscapes of Western Australia and other locales within Australia.
Julie Smith
Wander through Asian-inspired gardens to find Julie Ann Smith’s vibrant studio. A 30-year evolution of earthy ceramics, layered textiles, and outback-inspired art. Discover unique, small-batch treasures to color your space.
Mirella Prolongeau
Known for her vibrant aerial landscapes, Mirella welcomes you into to her newly built home studio to explore colourful rock and seascapes inspired by drone footage of the Margaret River coastline.
Toni Salmon
I’m a Dunsborough-based potter creating functional ceramics, sculptural pieces and statement jewellery. Inspired by texture and mark-making, my mindful practice honours the beauty of handmade and meaningful connection.
Jerome Rouw
Influenced by coastal forms and seasonal shifts, Jerome creates functional ceramics and ceramic pendants. His work balances refinement and irregularity, crafting thoughtful pieces that feel made rather than manufactured.
Karl Heussenstamm
Karl's Open Studio space is in his tattoo studio, Purple Crown Tattoo. He has been tattooing for 20 years and making art all his life. Karl's art style is tattoo street art with pop culture collages and graffiti paintings.
Heidi Emma Mullender
Experience Heidi Emma Mullender painting expressive South West landscapes and light-filled still life in oils. Exhibiting alongside Stephanie Stokes, she also launches her first collection of ceramic objects for everyday rituals.
Ian Mutch
A whimsical world of characters, nature and details. Ian's artwork has won awards and given life to public spaces. A chance to see sketchbooks, originals, prints, art books, reels, new concepts and more!
Laura Griffith
Laura Griffith is a professional contemporary realist painter of landscapes and portraits. She has a BA in Fine Art and is a member of the West Australian Portrait Artists group.
Jaky Pinnock
I create vibrant, heirloom-quality naïve paintings and fine art glass mosaics inspired by coastal life. My work celebrates colour, joy and beauty, with pieces held in collections worldwide and public art installations.
Matt Almera
Matt creates functional pottery inspired by his home on Wadandi Boodja. Using humble, raw materials gathered from the surrounding areas, he creates utilitarian objects that bring beauty and joy into everyday spaces and routines.
Julie-Ann Brown
Capturing the essence of a moment Julie-Ann paints predominantly Contemporary Realism. Portraits and images inspired by nature form the subject matter of her oil painting practice. Speed portraits have been a focus recently.
Kama Shattock
Art has been a personal journey for me. I trained as a secondary art teacher and majored in printmaking. The landscape is my inspiration, and I am an observer and recorder of my incredible surroundings.
Alice Anna Ford
Alice Anna Ford is an artist, drawer, and publisher. Works are presented within The Big Blue House, a house she designed, bringing together drawing, publishing, and spatial practice, alongside her monograph The Pigment Pictures.
Christine Cresswell
Nature’s intricate beauty is Christine’s inspiration. Watercolours are her chosen medium because of the vibrancy and luminosity that they allow. Each work is an invitation to pause, observe and appreciate the intricate details.
Jacob Lyon
Jacob is a production potter who focuses on high quality ceramics without taking away the artists touch. These pots are made completely by hand and consist of high quality, colourful and durable ceramics which will last a lifetime
Deidre Bruhn
Deidre is an intuitive mixed media artist who loves collage and creative experimentation. Her studio is a playful space where papers, paint and texture come together layer by layer inviting new discoveries.
Melanie Jarman
Melanie explores natures beauty through textiles & mixed media. Using sculptural free hand stitching, dry-needle felting & organic materials she creates textured artworks of land & seascapes inspired by travel & Australian flora.
Heather Thomson
Entering my lush garden, you will be greeted by my multiple 3D mosaics and vibrant canvasses. My use of mixed medium has allowed me to express my abstract love of peaceful bays, rugged seascape's and soothing botanica.
Sue Smorthwaite
Using the ancient practice of making wet felt; using wool, water, soap and my hands, I interpret nature, objects and experiences around me creating contemporary felt sculptures for a modern audience.
Vanessa Miller
Come and visit my colourful studio sanctuary. Where I am inspired by the symbols and colours of nature. I explore the divine feminine through painting on canvas, vases, bowls and fabrics.
Eleanor Davies
Printmaking in my practice grows from a rich background in live performance. Merging intuition, movement, and connection to Country, my work reflects my evolving relationship with material, place, and the stories they tell me.
Madison Eoff
Small-batch, one-of-a-kind jewellery shaped by organic forms and intuitive making. Using recycled metals and ethically sourced gemstones, each piece is handcrafted with intention, designed as a wearable heirloom to be lived in.
Evelyn Henschke
My jewellery is a made-in-the-moment mix of unpredictable magic and solid science. Intuition, chemistry and a kind of creative chaos combined with careful process and curious experimentation.
Kirsty Watkins
Discover captivating oil and acrylic landscapes, then linger. Wander through vibrant flowering gardens that inspire Kirsty’s florals, explore new works in the gallery overlooking the lake, step into the studio, and meet Kirsty.
Wendy Castleden
This year I am celebrating a new home, a new studio and a multitude of new ideas, creating many lively paintings of daily life.
Sarah Zel Chescoe
Award-winning artist, designer & arts educator specialising in wearable art, jewellery & body adornment creates a diverse showcase inspired by the natural beauty of the South West merging artistic practice with design.
Libby-Jean Muhling
I work in vibrant Acrylics and Mixed Mediums, pushing the boundries of colour, shape, texture and patterns. A wonderful collection of West Australian scenery, Flora and Fauna captured in a stylized, unique layering formation.
Jeff Harris
I work in acrylics and oils on canvas and explore WA landscapes. Approaching them in a representational style, I love to interpret the vibrant colour, form and light present in these vast WA vistas.
Jacqueline Curwood
I am an Intuitive Artist currently working mainly in acrylics, although my love of oils needs to be revisited on a regular basis. I also dabble in watercolours and pastels when the inspiration guides me.
Karina Buckingham
Karina creates colourful, visually textured paintings, celebrating the vitality and calm of WA’s coastal tracks and forests. Recent highlights include her solo 'Evergreen' and the Perth Royal Art Prize exhibition
Marcelle Egberts
My large abstract paintings are a reflection of the colours, textures and feelings evoked from being immersed in nature and a love of being in the ocean.
Natalie Briney
Natalie Briney creates contemporary figurative paintings exploring quiet thresholds between what has been and what is becoming. Her work combines music scores, pointillism, oil and gold as subtle markers of light and passage.
Christian Fletcher
Renowned WA photographer, with a rare talent for capturing beautiful photography, from classic landscapes to contemporary aerial work & altered landscapes. Extraordinary collaborative exhibition in the gallery with 24 other MRROS
Kim Kiosses
As a Contemporary Aboriginal Artist, I use my artwork as a visual narrative of my heritage as a Noongar and Banyjima woman. Working predominately with acrylic on canvas, using symbols, lines, dots and textures in my paintings.
Tamika Hogan
Tamika is renowned for her immersive, large-scale land and seascapes capturing the raw beauty of Australia’s coastline. Self-taught, her work blends vivid detail and masterful colour to evoke a deep emotional connection to place.
Philippa Kelly
Painting is my first love. After two decades away, I have returned — working in oils and graphite across portraiture, landscape, and still life, chasing moments of magic, human connection, and curiosity over perfection.
Diana Bostock
My studio is in a farmhouse, set in a rambling cottage garden. Visitors are drawn to my realistic paintings of fish, birds and flowers. This year old plough discs feature some of my paintings.
Charlie Guiver
Local Margaret River youth artist creating animal sculptures from scrap steel and reclaimed tools. Crafting intricate, hand-formed outdoor garden sculptures.
Sam James
A contemporary realist painter and award winning artist Sam works in a loose painterly style. Through observation he focuses on colour, pattern and mood in his work. He works across still life, portrait and landscape
Deanne Haddow
Dea's work reflects her observations of the elements of light, colour, movement and pattern as she uses a variety of visual art and textile techniques to respond to our beautiful and unique Western Australian natural environment.
Morgane Chebahi
▪️ Minimalist, Modern & Textured Art▪️ Mo L’Artiste has developed a distinctive aesthetic using acrylics, textured materials, and her signature stick figures. Her style offers a unique perspective of the Margaret River region.
Linda Moran
Walking with Wildflowers carries you on a vibrant journey through the extraordinary biodiversity of flora that lines the Cape 2 Cape region. As a conservation artist Linda’s paintings are a celebration of delicate botanical wonder
Andrew Tremain
Andrew specializes in decorative, Crystalline glazed ceramics. The wheel-thrown curved forms from porcelain clay enhance colour, with crystal formations appearing to ‘float and pop’ from a seemingly multi-dimensional surface.
Fran Koenig
After a forty-five year hiatus I have now returned to clay with renewed enthusiasm, curiosity and experience. I present a body of work incorporating functional, decorative and sculptural pieces produced over the last year.
John Bowskill
This exhibition commemorates the 150th anniversary of the sinking of the SS Georgette in Calgardup Bay. It features coastal and aquatic images, digital reconstructions and a 360 immersive video with an epic story to tell.
Soni Lamond
Soni’s paintings are rich with beautiful hydrating colour. Her unique loose style shines through representations in landscape, figurative & portraiture. Soni also offers painting workshops - find more info on Fb & Inst @sonilamond
Phillip O'Brien
Phil has always had a strong affinity with art, particularly painting. Deeply influenced by his natural surroundings and love of the ocean, he uses bold colour and texture to create striking medium to large-scale canvas works.
Jill Jardine
My art is inspired by joyful, vibrant experiences in the coast and forest. I mix styles and techniques, enjoy experimenting, and create work full of movement, fluidity and energy, expressing my connection to these places.
Silvia Busetto
Silvia creates joyful, narrative watercolours that transform everyday gestures and scenes into luminous, evocative visual stories, inviting viewers to step inside and renew their sense of wonder for the quiet magic of daily life.
Pascale Abbott
Vibrant, colourful landscapes and seascapes are exposed on my deck, looking down a native garden where art decoration is displayed with the sound of numerous birds. I also use textile over acrylic paintings to give a 3D effect.
Emma Cotton
Emma Cotton is a local jewellery artist crafting her bespoke and one-of-a-kind pieces from her home studio. Emma’s jewellery are wearable pieces of art inspired by her love of her environment and the raw materials she works with.
Nicky Shelton
Nicky Shelton is an international award - winning birdlife artist. As a realistic fine artis she captures the spirit and fragility of avian life, inviting viewers to connect with nature's fragility and its need for protection.
Robert Malcolm
Showcasing a diverse collection of paintings, sculpture, furniture and photography. Works draw inspiration from travels across Australia and internationally. The collection is presented in Rob’s purpose-built studio.
Ian Thwaites
I have been working , teaching and creating furniture and lathe based art/sculptures for 40 years, continually finding fascination with its unique aesthetic and textural qualities revealed in this transformational process.
Vicki Beven
Vicki works primarily in ceramics. She makes functional and sculptural pieces inspired by the ocean, mythology, and the human form. Expect colour, mermaids, and the occasional ceramic donut.
Bronwyn Smith
Sculpture, Upcycling With a love for upcycling and repurposing, Bronwyn has an eclectic range of sculptures for inside and outside, and whatever else she has discovered to create garden art, paper maché, clothing and bags.
Nathan Day
Nathan Day is one of Australia’s most respected furniture designer-makers, celebrated for his innovative designs and exceptional craftsmanship. His pieces, made from rare and unique local timbers.
Keanan Hardegon
I create handcrafted functional art and furniture, using reclaimed local timber paired with resin to form contemporary, enduring pieces. Working with salvaged materials allows me to give new life to timber that might be lost.
Emily Jackson
Emily Jackson’s artwork reflects the landscape's dynamic and diverse qualities, capturing its spirit and sense of place. Her work becomes a vivid homage to Australia’s natural marvels, the resilience of its people, and the stories
Charlotte Elizabeth DeLatte
Charlotte DeLatte reimagines discarded farm equipment into expressive steel sculptures. Working with found metal over the past 6-7 years, she brings warmth, whimsy and a feminine touch to industrial forms.
Anthony Debbo
Works range from outdoor timber sculptures, wall hung interior sculptures and linocut prints all made in the studio where the work is displayed. Marine themes are quite prevalent and the work is quirky and fun.
Dawid Brzezinski
Dawid Brzezinski is a third-generation European contemporary jeweller and artist, founder of Mirandum Jewellery, creating exclusive, one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by nature, history of art, and organic forms.
Gina Denford
Gina Denford has been living and working in the Margaret River region for periods of 40 years. Previously teaching dance and running the Dunsborough School of Dance Gina is now establishing herself as a landscape /seascape artist.
Trish Waters
Trish creates serene, nature-inspired artworks across painting, textiles, and sculpture. Guided by coastal immersion, her meditative marks, luminous colours, and organic materials invite connection, and appreciation of our region.
Francois and Nicholas Payet
Payet Jewellery is a tribute to the beauty of nature. Our collections embody nature's natural forms, organic shapes and colours, featuring stunning couloured gems and luscious pearls.
Marion Graeber
In my paintings, imagination quietly bends reality. Through bold acrylic colour, I create expressive characters that feel slightly surreal and full of personality, inviting viewers to step closer and discover their own stories.
Honor Denby
Honor brings reclaimed rustic materials to life in one-of-a-kind artworks and textured paintings at The Barn. Wander her farm studio, meet the Highland cows, or dive into her hands-on workshops for a truly creative experience!
Rochelle Boland
I create paintings & mixed media works in black & gold, transporting you to dreamlike spaces & mystical realms. I am influenced by Klimt, Chagall, ancient cultures, mythology & spiritual traditions & my recent silent retreat.
Chester Nealie
A potter for over 60 years specialising in long wood firing, my forms range from mugs to large ‘statement’ vessels. I’ve exhibited and worked internationally and am currently mentoring Matt through the ‘Foster a Potter’ program.
Jodie Thompson
I am a textile/mixed media artist, plant witch and clothing designer. I invite you to experience the layers of natures alchemy, ancient knowledge and channeled wisdom embedded into each creation.
Peter Noble
Peter is a woodworker focused on crafting functional pieces from natural timber, with a particular emphasis on handmade chopping boards celebrating the individuality of each piece of wood.
Sue Briggs
With an art practice spanning over 45 years, my work reflects an abstract landscape aesthetic whilst depicting a sense of place using mixed media, collage and colour. A love of ocean swimming is often referenced within my palette
Suzy French
I work across two distinct styles on aluminium panels balancing traditional oils and free-flowing, abstract interpretation of the natural world. In the studio, you’ll also discover small works on paper, prints and art gifts.
Kevin Singer
Previously a clinical academic [PhD anatomy] Kevin's inspiration stems from the timeless Japanese aesthetic of elegant simplicity. His philosophy is simple: “If I can sketch it, I can create it”.
Eva Cassini
I paint abstract botanicals in oil—lush, blooming forms that mirror the light and depth within us. Inspired by the colours of the South West, my work explores growth, unfolding, and the harmony woven through the natural world.
Jilly Riley
I create hand built ceramic animals and creatures inspired by Australian wildlife and a life spent exploring the bush. My work moves between realism and whimsy, using textured clay to bring each piece to life.
Pier Paolo Vittone
I’m currently living in a pop world made of bold colours, thick lines and funky creatures but my art is all about exploration and experimentation so don’t be surprised to stumble upon something completely different and unique.
Myles Happ
Through pottery, I explore story, memory and perspective, blending teaching, research, production and new design to create work rooted in connection, use and meaning.
Dee Credaro
This is an eclectic collection of themed works reflecting "The Long Way Home" through an artist's eyes, done on the road and from images taken along the way.
Mandy Ferreira
This body of works reflects the past 2 years. Rewilding a property and living alongside Geographe bay. Mostly plein air watercolour painting and mark making-although the works often morph into mixed media.
Lisa Cloud
Midwestern girl meets salt air- untamed but intentional, with a bit of grit. Self-taught and guided by instinct, I create jewelry that resists definition. Each piece is made slowly by hand, without boundaries.
Lynne Boladeras
Northern Australia has been my inspiration for some years. Acrylic, Oil and Mixed Media works are the result of painting on board a catamaran on the Kimberley Coast and camping in Shark Bay.
Caroline Bannister
Caroline creates unique creatures of the forest and sea in ceramics. Exploring texture and colour her sculptures are suitable for interior and exterior space. Recently, Caroline has been playing with the spirals of the Nautilus.
Jolene Hewison
Jolene’s work as a ceramic artist (River Ceramics) is explorative and diverse. Using a variety of materials, you will find both highly decorative artistic pieces and sculpture, alongside elegant, functional homewares.
Yu-Hua Lan
Ceramic artist based in Margaret River, working with porcelain and locally sourced wild clay. My practice explores memory and the shifting nature of belonging through organic forms shaped by material and place.
Tammy Scott
Creating unique functional art pieces using sustainably sourced local timbers, with many featuring my signature Wildwood inlay of native nuts, seeds and flowers grown in the Margaret River Region.
Linda Cheok
Functional ware evoking organic life forms and anthropomorphic creatures utilizing myriad techniques such as spiral throwing, tissue transfers, underglazes, decals and gold lustres will hopefully appeal.
Rona Mirtle
As a mixed media artist and printmaker, I like to explore a variety of processes and mix in a lot of found and recycled elements to create an alternative narrative. This allows me to create work in a more sustainable way.
Shelley McNab
Welcome to the Seasaltware Ceramics studio. Come and see new moon jars, a hanging porcelain installation - 'Snowflake Storm'. Take home a new coffee cup or porcelain earrings. 'Get muddy' and make a pinch pot (no booking needed.)
Carmen McFaull
My approach to creating atmosphere within coastal and interpretive landscapes, invites the viewer to also experience that moment in time.
Wayne Smith
Wayne Smith creates Corten steel sculptures inspired by organic forms in nature. From birds and animals to abstract pieces, his work suits gardens, public and commercial spaces. Commissions welcome.
Richard Aitken
Sculptural re-invigoration of recyclable materials inspires Richard's artistic endeavours. Using a diverse range of materials, he follows his organic sense with strong connections to the earth, nature and repurposing.
Luke Sutherland
Luke’s luminous works are inspired by his passion for the ocean. Visit his unique Yallingup studio to see resin and upcycled glass sculptures which have been sold in galleries as far afield as New York and California.
Amanda Evans
Painting Celebrating wild, submerged worlds through colour and design in a quirky home studio in the centre of town.
