Featured Artists

• Alessia Catalano – Explores digital culture, media memory, and contemporary image-making through pop-inspired painting and retro visual language.

• Alexandra Nosova – Reimagines Australian identity through Pop Art, repetition, branding, and familiar cultural symbols such as Vegemite.

• Alice Marie Martin – Investigates invisible illness, embodiment, and overlooked spaces through poetic painting and experimental material installation.

• Anna Xiang – Draws on Buddhist and Daoist thought to explore consciousness, impermanence, and the fluidity of identity through painting.

• Aster (Shih-en) Lin – Reflects on migration, home, and belonging through drawing, mapping, installation, and community-oriented practice.

• AXIEXIE – Bridges Chinese decorative traditions and contemporary design through pattern-based objects, silk, ceramics, and cultural memory.

• Cathy Zhang – Creates luminous mixed-media paintings that explore desire, visibility, fragility, and interior emotional landscapes.

• Chelsea Parkinson – Uses clock imagery to explore waiting, suspended time, vulnerability, and the emotional weight of living in limbo.

• Chloe Emmerich – Works with ceramics and painting to consider plant life, slowness, and nature’s resistance to containment.

• Christina Rankin – Examines neurodivergence, gendered expectations, conformity, and personal agency through painting and embodied symbolism.

• Diana Kraski – Creates contemplative paintings shaped by faith, water, light, stillness, and spiritual orientation.

• Doris Li – Explores trauma, memory, and psychological states through watercolour, abstraction, and the metaphor of paper as fragile skin.

• Erica Olina – Combines charcoal, acrylic, astrology, and symbolic figuration to explore resilience, transformation, and identity.

• Falconeris Marimón – Uses reclaimed urban materials to construct playful, critical installations about cities, debris, and systems of meaning.

• Huiyi Xiao – Reframes migrant labour, service work, and embodied resistance through performance-based video and diasporic inquiry.

• Idgie Kagan – Explores matrilineal inheritance, family archives, and memory through layered oil painting and inherited tools.

• Isabella Mesiti – Uses digital art and speculative storytelling to examine internet culture, artificial intelligence, and commodified connection.

• Jessie Spadon – Addresses mental health, healing, and emotional multiplicity through figurative mixed-media work and macabre visual language.

• Kanghao Yuan – Stages photographic narratives of queer love, traditional marriage, and unrecognised desire in historical Chinese contexts.

• Kassie Suen – Builds dreamlike painted worlds that explore fantasy, imagination, emotional expression, and creative agency.

• Qinyue Chen – Investigates identity, luxury consumption, performativity, and value circulation through staged oil painting.

• Rachel Zhou – Explores destruction, repair, family memory, archives, and migrant histories through two-channel digital video.

• Scarlett Davis – Uses oil and embroidery to explore water, movement, stillness, and the connection between people and natural environments.

• Tianlun Wang – Creates symbolic sculpture exploring inner completeness, gender fluidity, mythology, and self-sufficient power.

• Tom Palmer – Confronts militarism, political violence, empire, and complicity through urgent figurative painting.

• Tobias Higgins – Translates local environments, community change, and political uncertainty into abstract painting.

• Vivian Lu – Constructs interactive installations where bodies encounter systems of aspiration, control, refusal, and ecological alternatives.

• Wenqing Qian – Translates sound, emotion, rhythm, and bodily perception into abstract visual forms through painting and mixed media.

• Xinyu Yao – Reflects on Alzheimer’s disease, memory erosion, calligraphy, mourning, and fragile selfhood through layered textile work.

• Yujun Deng – Creates installations that explore transformation, thresholds, endings, beginnings, and unstable spatial experience.

• Yining Lyu – Reworks Chinese folk imagery into feminist installation, exposing gendered structures embedded within cultural tradition.

• Yoka Pan – Uses colour, gesture, and figurative painting to explore vulnerability, intimacy, emotional shifts, and human presence.

• Yoko Zou – Explores body image, beauty standards, healing, and cloud-like forms through contemporary jewellery and sculpture.

• Yunhan Lu – Blends painting, design, photography, Chinese poetry, and emotional storytelling to create reflective visual narratives.

• Yvaine Hou – Explores softness, intercultural experience, belonging, and in-between states through painting and poetic visual storytelling.

• Yingyi Lin – Constructs immersive moving-image and sound environments that shift between digital space, perception, and imagined place.