Sydney-based artist Emma Pfeiffer’s talent extends to both painting abstract and still-life works. Her current body of work captures intimate still-life scenes – drawn from her love of the countryside.

Looking at her artwork, you’d never guess Northern Beaches-based artist Natasha France started abstract painting a mere six months ago! The artist taps into spirituality, nuance and shade, music and poetry for her pastel-hued, ethereal paintings.

Sydney-based artist, Jackelyn Bickell, uses natural materials including flower petals, onion skins, eucalyptus leaves and avocado pits to hand-dye her modern silk tapestries – inspired by shadow play and nature.

The countdown is on to the spring edition of The Other Art Fair at The Cutaway at Barangaroo, in Sydney – showcasing the work of over 130 incredibly talented emerging and established local Australia-based artists.

Magali De Moor is a Belgian small-batch designer based in Northern NSW whose creativity is fuelled by curiosity.

Brisbane-based ceramic artist, Meg Lumley, explores the relationship between solid forms, negative space and geometric motifs for her latest collection, Shadow Play.

For Melbourne-based artist Brooke Holiday, still life painting is a mediative and mindful space. Her careful compositions and evocative palettes harness themes such as time, intimacy, loneliness, affection, devotion, disaster and delight.

Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist Bobby Clark’s new book, Art Class: Line and Colour, takes us through a guided art class to harness our artistic expression – exploring ways to ignite even the most analytical minds.

Sydney-based artist Ebony Russell creates decorative ceramic works in a rainbow of bright colour using cake-piping techniques, celebrating their beautiful imperfection.

New South Wales-based artist Nicole Nelius paints magical still life works of fruit and flower sculptural compositions – her effervescent personality transferred from each brushstroke onto the canvas.

Melbourne-based artist Rose Goodchild draws on the connection between art and cherished memories when painting her incredible intricate and hyperrealistic still-life works.

Guided by colour, form and movement, Sydney-based Antonia Perricone-Mrljak’s abstract artwork is honest, raw and direct – her craft serving as a catalyst for change and personal growth.