Candy Ng is a Melbourne-based fine artist specialising in still life oil paintings. She captures the beauty in everyday objects using light, vibrant colours and texture to create a sense of warmth, nostalgia and quiet joy. Inspired by still life, food, and interior decorations, Candy’s work often draws from personal memories, inviting viewers to slow down and connect with the moment.

Her work has been showcased in exhibitions across Melbourne, including SOL Gallery, Unassigned Gallery and Queen Victoria Women Centre. She collaborated with Pullman Hotels on the E/SCAPES by Pullman NFT digital art exhibition, which was displayed interstates in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane. Candy has also completed artist residencies at Artsbox (Footscray Library) and Kingston Arts Centre, solidifying her presence in the creative community.

Apart from fine art, Candy is a sought-after live event illustrator and calligrapher, having collaborated with over 30 luxury brands, including Dior, Prada, Celine, Porsche, Montblanc as well as corporate clients and private events such as weddings. Her live art brings an interactive and elegant touch to special occasions, capturing moments in a memorable and timeless way.

Candy believes that art has the power to inspire, connect and preserve the fleeting moments. Whether through still life paintings or live event illustrations, she aims to create artworks that hold emotion, beauty and story.

Cindy is a Uruguayan artist with a global perspective, creating art in diverse forms and techniques. A graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in China, she was the only foreign participant in a prestigious art and culture program. Her oil paintings and mixed media works have been exhibited worldwide, reflecting her love of travel and deep passion for artistic expression.

I am a self taught Artist based in Melbourne, Naarm. I like to draw, paint, sculpt and create anything with my hands. To create is to share your dreams with the world.

Jarryd is a 21-year-old artist who has been creating since childhood. He works across fine art and abstract styles, driven by a deep passion for art. Recently featured in exhibitions, he also created a mural at That Creative Hub, showcasing his bold and evolving visual voice.

Maison Ray is an Irish born visual artist based in Melbourne/Naarm. His work uses primary colours, faces, symbols and linework to explore memory, communication and identity.

Maison works across canvas, paper, cardboard and found objects, building an accessible visual language across all of his work.

My journey as an artist began as a search for presence - a way to translate stillness and energy into form. Born in Cape Town and now based in Melbourne, I've always been drawn to the spaces where emotion meets colour, where gesture becomes a language of its own. Painting, for me, is both meditative and physical: an unfolding dialogue between breath, movement, and intuition.
Grounded in the daily practices of Ashtanga yoga and meditation, my process unfolds through rhythm and flow. Each work begins without a plan, emerging through layered pigment and texture that mirror shifting states of being. I'm fascinated by how colour can hold emotion - how it can vibrate, soothe, or stir something wordless within us.
Influenced by Helen Frankenthaler, Cy Twombly, and Mark Rothko, I approach abstraction as a space of openness and connection. My recent residency at the Berlin Art Institute deepened this exploration, reminding me that creation is both personal and universal - an invitation to pause, to feel, and to remember the simple act of being alive.

I'm a second year Fine Art student who has since spent my time extensively practicing painting and photography. My works have often veered into exploring the self, with a focus on my personal experiences that required a journey of self discovery to finally accept. Combining performance, digital and traditional painting methods, I transform what was once traumatic into a celebration of my own self worth.
I'm currently interested in my personal dreamscape, that often communicates stagnancy and suppressed fears.

Riley Magras is an American-born, Melbourne-based painter with a focus on abstraction and surrealism, using a personal visual symbology to craft pieces that speak directly to the soul. Riley's lifelong passion for learning, specifically about the natural wonders of the world, spirituality and the unseen inspire them to create.
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Their current practice explores intuitive abstraction, narrative layering, and the emotional resonance of colour, aiming to create work that connects on a personal and collective level.
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Riley spends their days enjoying nature, working on commissions, passion & personal projects along with teaching art at WILD at Art Kids

Hello! My name is Siena Carusi and I'm an abstract visual artist based in Melbourne/Naarm Australia. The majority of my work consists of using 2D mixed media mediums such as acrylic, watercolour and ink, however I allow room for different mediums and forms too. I believe my work is a manifestation of developmental challenges I faced as a child. Growing I had hearing issues which impacted my ability to communicate, socialise and process information. However, I believe that what the body lacks it makes up for it in other areas which for me was visuals. Because I knew visuals was my strength, I became obsessed with anything that could help me use my voice. Whether is was drawing, body language, journaling, colours, music, etc.

I’m an artist, art teacher, illustrator, and graphic designer who creates artwork that bridges imagination and reality with a touch of surrealism. My work translates creative concepts into striking visuals for album covers, children’s books, posters, billboards, and beyond; blending storytelling, emotion, and design into pieces that captivate and connect with audience. I’m inspired by the beauty in everyday moments, light, movement, emotion, and the way stories unfold in ordinary spaces.