NANNUP ARTISTS

I have explored all manner of creative medium; mosaic, crochet, creating with crystals, hand crafting candles, individualized wood and resin products, hand painted pots, original and unique jewelry and even, silk flowers!

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Experiments with many mediums; from paper, textiles and paint to tiles, metal and clay. She has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions and travels the local country-side selling her creations.

Josh works primarily with acrylic paint on canvas and utilises techniques such as bleeding, staining, blending and leafing. Using a selection of brushes, pallet knives and other tools, he brings life to the canvas by introducing texture and vibrant colour to generate mood. Josh’s works portray a strong sense of home and vary greatly depending on the headspace that he is in at that moment.

This exhibition will feature still life paintings of WA’s beautiful flora as well as works that include bottles that contain botanical ingredients. Working from life Miranda creates realistic depictions of her subjects in oils and watercolours. Many of her works are detailed or feature highly patterned fabrics or arrangements of flowers. At times she lights her still life works to add an additional element of interest and drama.

Surrealist painter Robert Stanley creates unique works of art in oil on canvas. A career spanning over 55 years, Robert now specialises in prints of his original works but also has original paintings available. Showing a small collection of ceramic sculpture, stone carvings and laminated drawings, Robert has won many art awards throughout his career and has compiled an autobiography combining a universal life story on Mother Earth.

Attended Canning Art School where she developed a passion or watercolours. She now enjoys experimenting with other media and particularly likes pastels. Inspired by sustainability and the Australian bush.

Has developed his own style of pyrographic artwork over recent years on a variety of wood types to create functionality and visual art that Australians can relate to..

Cher Shackleton has worked in clay for over 40 years and has wood fired her work for 30 of those years. She recently retired from a long career in teaching ceramics however will continue to work in her own studio and conduct workshops throughout the year.

Drawing and painting since 2004 using water colour and pastels then acrylics. Helen enjoys experimenting with new media; recently moving into sculptural works incorporating Powertex and fabric to create stunning mixed media pieces.

Leanne's work is a visual storytelling of her journey in art and nature. Each artwork is directed at first by experienced moments and then crafted into the creative narrative. She is primarily a representational artist, although her use of paint is often spontaneous. Leanne works in the paint mediums of oil, acrylics and watercolour with a signature style of vibrant colour and emotive contrasts.

The art of fibre is a journey, each step a new chance for expression. With her spinning wheel Nina uses innovative spinning techniques, incorporating fibers and recycled yarn off cuts to create textures, weaving them into pieces of art to be hung on the wall. Nina feels lucky to have her own friendly alpacas, Alfie and Ralfie - you are more than welcome to meet them. Nina loves to spin their raw alpaca fleece, and weave it into super soft garments. Nina will be demonstrating her spinning and weaving techniques, and looks forward to meeting you.

Shirley Cornelius enjoys working with several different mediums, water colour, acrylics including acrylic pouring, and since 2020 working with fabrics and embroidery threads to create landscape and floral designs.

Has studied art in Perth and continues to create. Focused primarily on sculpting using clay and mixed media to create unique minimalist Scandi design pieces inspired by nature, her creations are designed to enhance and melt into any space they inhabit.

Is inspired by coastlines and landscape and creates acrylic paintings. Beginning her artistic journey over the last two years and enjoying being creative so much, she is already broadening her scope by moving into mixed media and drone photography.

Daryl's photography is a tapestry of landscape on the macro and micro scale. He is an avid daily walker , finding beauty in nature's atmospheric enhancements, shrouds of mist, bursts of colour or saturated summer light. The towns of the southwest provide a palette of character. Daryl finds joy in sharing his photographic portfolio.

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A collection of Funky Upcycled Fashion made from preloved clothing and materials. Linda loves to cut and resew clothing to give them a new look. Her collection includes upcycled hats, bags, boots, jewellery and clothing. All designs are original and unique.

Worked as a cinematographer, cofounded the Magic Mirror Publishing and Theatre Company, and has over 30 years’ experience in photographing most regions of Australia. Having many exhibitions in this time, his work is included in private collections worldwide. Previously completing an artist residency at Xanadu Wines, he is now primarily specialising in oil and acrylic painting.

I lived in the city prior to moving to my father’s property in idyllic Jalbarragupin 2014. My artistic nature was definitely stunted in suburbia and it was not until I joined the Nannup Mosaic Group, that I discovered my creative talents!