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Sangeeta Mahajan
Deluge
Fine Art Photography
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Sangeeta Mahajan, a Brisbane-based art photographer specialises in fine art portraiture and narrative photography.
Through her photographs, she explores what lies beneath the human skin – the subtle, unspoken twists and angst of the heart and thought. She likes to frame people in situ and capture the micro expressions, the transient emotion, the psychology of relationships that can barely be seen on the surface.
Her work is a way of expressing the internal beauty and distortions of the human form in a subtle manner, using light, shadow, mood, emotion and artistry.
Sangeeta, multi-national and international award winning photographer, exhibiting both locally and internationally, winner of the ALA Prize 2022 and the Clayton Utz Art Award 2021.
Fern Siebler
Where the light pours in
76 x 102 cm
Mixed media & gold leaf on canvas
Fern is a Melbourne abstract artist best known for her layered and flowing abstractions.
Inspirations for Fern’s expressive works are drawn from the fluidity and movement of nature and the earth and her own personal experiences.
Fern grew up in regional Victoria, where her passion for earth, the flow of nature and all things colour began.
‘It might be that in the moment I am inspired by a particular memory of a person, a place or a colour. The fluidity and movement of nature is such an incredible force. To me, in this, I find endless inspiration.’
Painting for Fern is described as a deep and emotive process. ‘When I paint, I remember my experiences and let them guide my intuitive painting process. I feel extremely connected to my artworks.’
Susannah Paterson
Just Passing Through
90 x 90 cm Oil on canvas
Susannah Paterson is a surrealist expressionist painter working full-time from her beach side studio on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. She is also a potter and divides her time between both arts.
Her experience of 30 years as a psychotherapist gave her a deep respect and understanding of the human condition and the experiences we all have. Unsurprisingly this informs her work.
She paints mainly from her imagination, telling stories and describing life themes in her own unique and whimsical way.
Susannah’s work is held by collectors all over Australia and in the USA and UK.
