Category Archives: Visual Artists

Polina Karuso was born in Saint-Petersburg Russia Living and working in Wollombi NSW Australia.

An intuitive painter, Tyler does not approach the canvas with an exact plan for what each piece will become, she uses her relationship with colour and restricting her palettes to develop her abstractions arriving at an organic result. 

‘We all consist of many different pieces. It’s how we stitch these parts of ourselves together to create something beautiful, authentic and powerful that really inspires my work.’ – Berny Bacic

Shannon is a Sydney-based Australian artist with a passion for Australian wildlife.
Capturing the personality and joy of her subjects, Shannon’s playful style creates a wonderful sense of movement with watercolours and intricate ink strokes and patterns that is a wonderful textural journey for the eye.

Toni Skerra is a local multidisciplinary artist and illustrator. Her work is whimsical and passionate, often with an emphasis on the aesthetics of colour, and her visual style reminiscent of the 90s cartoons she grew up with.

Lou Lou produces unique individual pieces of art using an intuitive approach. Her initial work is fluid and sometimes very abstract. She then develops them into a more formalised artwork, often incorporating Symbols into the work. 

Nowadays I am an analogue collage artist, so mainly, I work with discarded papers (from books, pictures, encyclopedias, etc) where I look for a pleasant aesthetic through surrealism and weirdness.