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Nomadic Perfectionist | George Hatton | Phelt Pheatures

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Nomadic Perfectionist | George Hatton | Phelt Pheatures

George’s creations pop. There’s a freshness to his output that feels like a garden hose aimed at you on a scorching summer day. The typographical explorations are bold and clean, leaving an indelible impression on both the page and the mind.
Subcultural Exuberance | Saul Good | Phelt Pheatures

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Subcultural Exuberance | Saul Good | Phelt Pheatures

Studying Saul’s work there’s a playfulness and zest to every subject matter he tackles. In one piece, a painter whistles a merry tune as he heads off for a day on the job. In another, a jolly fruit vendor juggles oranges in a commissioned work for Atomic Beer.
Delightfully Deviant | Kim Manning | Phelt Pheatures

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Delightfully Deviant | Kim Manning | Phelt Pheatures

What Kim puts down on paper is stunning, an unbridled depiction of sexual pleasure. Wielding an array of watercolours she brings raunchy and arousing scenes to life. In one work, women explore each other’s soaking bodies in the shower. In another, a man enters his partner as they writhe under the sheets.
One Day At A Time | Victor Shergill | Phelt Pheatures

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One Day At A Time | Victor Shergill | Phelt Pheatures

The way Victor creates is a sign of the digital times. Think finger painting but on your phone screen. Using an app called Heavypaint, the Sydneysider brews calming scenes through smears and strokes.
More Than Human | Bela Rofe | Phelt Pheatures

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More Than Human | Bela Rofe | Phelt Pheatures

The Australian artist (now based in Berlin) leans into the growing posthuman and ecocritical art movements which focus on decentering Human beings and reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life; fauna, flora and beyond. Sparked by her innate “curiosity about if and how other organisms think, feel and communicate”, Rofe uses her work to remind us we live in a “more-than-human world”.

Beauty In Ambiguity | Caleb Reid | Phelt Pheatures

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Beauty In Ambiguity | Caleb Reid | Phelt Pheatures

Caleb paints on impulse. Allergic to the word inspiration, he paints with little preconceptions, allowing the images to surface on the canvas before him. In his latest series PAINTINGS,  Caleb has created portraits of the unknown. To him, they “feel like ghosts or old photos”.
Brick by Brick | Kevin Euerle | iconbrick | Phelt Pheatures

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Brick by Brick | Kevin Euerle | iconbrick | Phelt Pheatures

Amongst the plethora of imagery bombarding daily, iconbrick stands out. Kevin’s reimaginings encourage us to do the same–to see the world a little differently. It reminds us to diverge from the norm and create rather than only consume.
Hiding In Plain Sight | Dylan Newling | Phelt Pheatures

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Hiding In Plain Sight | Dylan Newling | Phelt Pheatures

Dylan Newling never takes for granted the beauty of his surroundings. By immersing himself in the scenes that lie before him, he is able to amusingly depict even the most mundane of objects in a comical and thought-provoking way.

A Wholesome Study | Nick Dahlen | Phelt Pheatures

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A Wholesome Study | Nick Dahlen | Phelt Pheatures

The work spilling from the creator’s mind is wholesome. Be it heartwarming instances of human connection, scrumptious foods or elements of nature – Nick captures the simple strikingly.
The Art of Being Human | Cheeky Palm | Hayley O’Mara | Phelt Pheatures

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The Art of Being Human | Cheeky Palm | Hayley O’Mara | Phelt Pheatures

Combined, O’Mara’s art and words can be uplifting, emotionally affecting, laughter-inducing, or a simple reminder that feeling either silly or sad is okay.
Colour & Movement | Coastal Series | Bronte Goodieson | Phelt Pheatures

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Colour & Movement | Coastal Series | Bronte Goodieson | Phelt Pheatures

“I have been so moved by the kind things people say. Many patients come to the gallery and tell me that my paintings got them through tough times in hospital, that my work brought them great joy, symbolising light when they were in darkness.”
Creating In The Digital Universe | PROXIMITY | Mikaela Stafford | Phelt Pheatures

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Creating In The Digital Universe | PROXIMITY | Mikaela Stafford | Phelt Pheatures

“There’s always a way to make what you imagine in my software…you’re not restricted by usual obstacles like gravity or the physical limitations of materials. The universe that you build animation in is essentially infinite both spatially and creatively.”
The Quarantina Turner Prize | Morgan Harries | Phelt Pheatures

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The Quarantina Turner Prize | Morgan Harries | Phelt Pheatures

“So much about being a woman, is centred on the conflict between how others see you and how you see yourself.”

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