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Creatives and Studios
Home to over 40 creative tenants, Goolugatup Heathcote provides a unique opportunity to be part of a vibrant and close knit creative community. Just 15 minutes from Perth CBD, Goolugatup Heathcote - with its historic buildings and panoramic Swan River Views - is fast becoming an innovative sanctuary for arts practitioners seeking a peaceful, yet vibrant working environment.
Erin Madeley
Dandalup Murray House
Erin is the founder and director of Perth Makers Market as well as the director of Erin Madeley Consulting. Having worked in the handmade industry of Perth for over 7 years, firstly as a stallholder and then as a market coordinator, Erin has a wealth of knowledge about the handmade scene, place activation, small business development, workshops, events and more!
Erin’s passions are helping handmade and local businesses showcase their work, supporting the community through partnerships and events as well as spending time with her family.
Erin is the founder and director of Perth Makers Market as well as the director of Erin Madeley Consulting. Having worked in the handmade industry of Perth for over 7 years, firstly as a stallholder and then as a market coordinator, Erin has a wealth of knowledge about the handmade scene, place activation, small business development, workshops, events and more!
Erin’s passions are helping handmade and local businesses showcase their work, supporting the community through partnerships and events as well as spending time with her family.
Robyn Laycock
When there are no more words, let art do the talking!
Robyn Laycock’s praxis is researched across the disciplines of art, science, and psychology. Laycock has completed her Bachelor and Post Graduate Degrees in Fine Art from Edith Cowan University and studied Transpersonal Art Therapy at The Ikon Institute of Australia. Laycock currently works as an Artist and Art Therapist At GH and VisAbility, Formerly The Association for The Blind of Western Australia running individual and group sessions.
What we are is not what we see, but the nature we leave behind.
Robyn Laycock’s praxis is researched across the disciplines of art, science, and psychology. Laycock has completed her Bachelor and Post Graduate Degrees in Fine Art from Edith Cowan University and studied Transpersonal Art Therapy at The Ikon Institute of Australia. Laycock currently works as an Artist and Art Therapist At GH and VisAbility, Formerly The Association for The Blind of Western Australia running individual and group sessions.
What we are is not what we see, but the nature we leave behind.
Sarah Pearn
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Sarah Pearn studied realist fine art at The Florence Academy of Art, Italy. Having moved back to Australia, she now focuses on producing highly traditional, classical portraits.
Sarah also specialises in still life, landscape and figurative works, and has a passionate knowledge of traditional techniques and practices.
Sarah Pearn studied realist fine art at The Florence Academy of Art, Italy. Having moved back to Australia, she now focuses on producing highly traditional, classical portraits.
Sarah also specialises in still life, landscape and figurative works, and has a passionate knowledge of traditional techniques and practices.
Rose Skinner
Childrens School of Contemporary Art
Derbal Yerrigan Swan House
Rose Skinner is the founder and Creative Director of The Children's School of Contemporary Art. With over fifteen years experience working in the creative industries Rose's bubblegum aesthetic and imaginative narratives have resonated with people of all ages in galleries, festivals and exhibition spaces across Australia and abroad.
Rose's particular style and lowbrow approach to children's art education allows for creative learning through directed experimentation, technical skills development and play.
Derbal Yerrigan Swan House
Rose Skinner is the founder and Creative Director of The Children's School of Contemporary Art. With over fifteen years experience working in the creative industries Rose's bubblegum aesthetic and imaginative narratives have resonated with people of all ages in galleries, festivals and exhibition spaces across Australia and abroad.
Rose's particular style and lowbrow approach to children's art education allows for creative learning through directed experimentation, technical skills development and play.
Ridhwaan Moolla
Dandalup Murray House
Ridhwaan Moolla is a Perth-based design consultant with a passion for photography, art direction & boutique branding.
Ridhwaan takes a collaborative approach, partnering with clients to craft their vision, which may take the form of styling & photography, brand identity, product packaging, content art direction or any other number of creative possibilities. Ridhwaan’s penchant for taking on projects across a broad array of fields and working with a variety of media means that he is not limited to a narrow tool kit or design formula. It’s this openness to an organic and experimental process that is the difference between good design, and design that resonates beyond the page (which is infinitely better than good).
Ridhwaan Moolla is a Perth-based design consultant with a passion for photography, art direction & boutique branding.
Ridhwaan takes a collaborative approach, partnering with clients to craft their vision, which may take the form of styling & photography, brand identity, product packaging, content art direction or any other number of creative possibilities. Ridhwaan’s penchant for taking on projects across a broad array of fields and working with a variety of media means that he is not limited to a narrow tool kit or design formula. It’s this openness to an organic and experimental process that is the difference between good design, and design that resonates beyond the page (which is infinitely better than good).
Maggie Calzoni
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Maggie Calzoni was born in Perth. After primary school teaching she studied fine art at several institutions including Perth TAFE, Curtin University and the Fremantle Arts Centre. Since joining the Printmakers' Association of WA and the Swan River Print Studio she now focuses on printmaking. She is interested in natural phenomena such as light, shadow and reflection and the imperfections in nature and fragments of found objects. In 2018 she was selected as a finalist in the Fremantle Art Centre Print Award.
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Maggie Calzoni was born in Perth. After primary school teaching she studied fine art at several institutions including Perth TAFE, Curtin University and the Fremantle Arts Centre. Since joining the Printmakers' Association of WA and the Swan River Print Studio she now focuses on printmaking. She is interested in natural phenomena such as light, shadow and reflection and the imperfections in nature and fragments of found objects. In 2018 she was selected as a finalist in the Fremantle Art Centre Print Award.
Katie Glaskin
Dandalup Murray House
Katie Glaskin is a West Australian painter, printmaker, and anthropologist. Primarily a landscape painter with a strong interest in the aesthetic effects of colour and light, she has more recently discovered the joys of printmaking and is a member of the Swan River Print Studio based at Goolagatup Heathcote in Melville. Her work has strongly environmental themes. Katie has lived and worked in many parts of Australia as well as in India, Nepal, Israel and Japan.
Katie Glaskin is a West Australian painter, printmaker, and anthropologist. Primarily a landscape painter with a strong interest in the aesthetic effects of colour and light, she has more recently discovered the joys of printmaking and is a member of the Swan River Print Studio based at Goolagatup Heathcote in Melville. Her work has strongly environmental themes. Katie has lived and worked in many parts of Australia as well as in India, Nepal, Israel and Japan.
Claire Lawson
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Traditional printmaking can be described as a form of alchemy - a transformative process necessitating both creative inspiration and technical discipline. Claire was initially drawn to fine art printmaking by the challenge of manipulating the multitude of variables intrinsic to the process. Her practice includes both intaglio and relief and she has completed a number of specialised courses at Australian Print Workshop in Melbourne. With an academic background in Anthropology and Sociology, Claire is particularly interested in exploring urban landscapes and how the built environment impacts upon communities and influences social interactions.
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Traditional printmaking can be described as a form of alchemy - a transformative process necessitating both creative inspiration and technical discipline. Claire was initially drawn to fine art printmaking by the challenge of manipulating the multitude of variables intrinsic to the process. Her practice includes both intaglio and relief and she has completed a number of specialised courses at Australian Print Workshop in Melbourne. With an academic background in Anthropology and Sociology, Claire is particularly interested in exploring urban landscapes and how the built environment impacts upon communities and influences social interactions.
Joy Lefroy
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Joy Lefroy works predominantly with linocut printing and much of her work uses the reduction technique in which successive layers of lino are cut away and printed in different colours. She enjoys cutting and working the lino; thinking in reverse; and layering the colours and shapes. Joy is a storyteller and her prints usually have a story behind them, often referencing items and experiences from her everyday life.
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Joy Lefroy works predominantly with linocut printing and much of her work uses the reduction technique in which successive layers of lino are cut away and printed in different colours. She enjoys cutting and working the lino; thinking in reverse; and layering the colours and shapes. Joy is a storyteller and her prints usually have a story behind them, often referencing items and experiences from her everyday life.
Sam Makumbe
Dandalup Murray House
Fervour & Soul - Wedding Photographer
Sam's story starts back in Zimbabwe, born to two parents that worked incredibly hard to give him a better life. Sam's love for photography started with the photographs of their journey and from there he found his passion: telling stories through pictures. From teenage romantic kisses & wild nights in the 90's all the way up to his Dad getting a job in Australia; these photos tell different types of stories about family and love over time.
"When I say the word 'wedding,' most people think of a white dress, flowers in your hair and an extravagant cake. However for me it was all about my best friend who stood by my side through thick or thin. My wedding day was one of the best days in my life. I married the girl I met from high school over looking at Yallingup's mountainous views. We said our vows, had a few too many wines and danced to "Call Me Maybe." Those moments are fleeting but can never be taken back!"
Fervour & Soul - Wedding Photographer
Sam's story starts back in Zimbabwe, born to two parents that worked incredibly hard to give him a better life. Sam's love for photography started with the photographs of their journey and from there he found his passion: telling stories through pictures. From teenage romantic kisses & wild nights in the 90's all the way up to his Dad getting a job in Australia; these photos tell different types of stories about family and love over time.
"When I say the word 'wedding,' most people think of a white dress, flowers in your hair and an extravagant cake. However for me it was all about my best friend who stood by my side through thick or thin. My wedding day was one of the best days in my life. I married the girl I met from high school over looking at Yallingup's mountainous views. We said our vows, had a few too many wines and danced to "Call Me Maybe." Those moments are fleeting but can never be taken back!"
Annemie McAuliffe
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Annemie McAuliffe has been studying drawing, painting and printmaking since 2010, and has exhibited variously with group exhibitions including Fremantle Arts Centre, the Printmaker’s Association of Western Australia, and the Swan River Print Studio in its inaugural Summer Exhibition of 2019. Annemie is inspired by colour and she enjoys mixing her own pigments and taking risks with form. She is intrigued with the possibilities of experimenting in order to convey feelings, ideas and experiences through her work, and above all, wishes to make work that makes her and others happy.
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Annemie McAuliffe has been studying drawing, painting and printmaking since 2010, and has exhibited variously with group exhibitions including Fremantle Arts Centre, the Printmaker’s Association of Western Australia, and the Swan River Print Studio in its inaugural Summer Exhibition of 2019. Annemie is inspired by colour and she enjoys mixing her own pigments and taking risks with form. She is intrigued with the possibilities of experimenting in order to convey feelings, ideas and experiences through her work, and above all, wishes to make work that makes her and others happy.
Harvey Mullen
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Harvey Mullen is a painter and printmaker whose work revolves around the exploration of place and natural phenomena. Informed by his experiences as a surfer and mountaineer in remote and wild locations, the work articulates a sensitivity and deep connection to the environment. He has exhibited in a number of group and solo shows in Scotland and Australia with his work being held in public and private collections in Switzerland, the U.K. and Australia. He lives and works in East Fremantle, Western Australia.
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Harvey Mullen is a painter and printmaker whose work revolves around the exploration of place and natural phenomena. Informed by his experiences as a surfer and mountaineer in remote and wild locations, the work articulates a sensitivity and deep connection to the environment. He has exhibited in a number of group and solo shows in Scotland and Australia with his work being held in public and private collections in Switzerland, the U.K. and Australia. He lives and works in East Fremantle, Western Australia.
Bethwyn Porter
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Bethwyn Porters’ practice is inspired by her fascination with the natural world and the fragility of the environment. The often uneasy liaison between humans and their surroundings is a commonly explored theme. Her love of nature emerges as an underlying focus in all her work, whether it be two dimensional such as drawing, painting, and printmaking or three dimensional pieces such as ceramic, silverwork, and plique-a-jour enamelling.
Her current work with the printmaking collective sees Beth focusing on producing hand pulled prints, many of which are unique state monotypes. Her passionate interest in experimentation, improvisation and creative use of tools and technical processes all come together to further enrich her practice
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Bethwyn Porters’ practice is inspired by her fascination with the natural world and the fragility of the environment. The often uneasy liaison between humans and their surroundings is a commonly explored theme. Her love of nature emerges as an underlying focus in all her work, whether it be two dimensional such as drawing, painting, and printmaking or three dimensional pieces such as ceramic, silverwork, and plique-a-jour enamelling.
Her current work with the printmaking collective sees Beth focusing on producing hand pulled prints, many of which are unique state monotypes. Her passionate interest in experimentation, improvisation and creative use of tools and technical processes all come together to further enrich her practice
Sally Victoria Couture
Dandalup Murray House
Passionate and talented, Sally has been designing since 2013 upon finishing her Advanced Diploma in Fashion and Design Technology. After many years designing, Sally found her stride in the bridal industry where her love of detail, lace and one-off creations come to life.
Sally Victoria Couture seeks to create the couture or the perfect wedding gown through collaboration of designer and bride. Sally works from her studio in Applecross, Western Australian, designing beautiful designs for Perth brides, offering women the chance to be part of the #SGBrideClub, one of the most wonderful experiences a bride could choose.
Taking on a limited amount of brides per year, booking in for a one-on-one design meeting with Sally is essential.
Passionate and talented, Sally has been designing since 2013 upon finishing her Advanced Diploma in Fashion and Design Technology. After many years designing, Sally found her stride in the bridal industry where her love of detail, lace and one-off creations come to life.
Sally Victoria Couture seeks to create the couture or the perfect wedding gown through collaboration of designer and bride. Sally works from her studio in Applecross, Western Australian, designing beautiful designs for Perth brides, offering women the chance to be part of the #SGBrideClub, one of the most wonderful experiences a bride could choose.
Taking on a limited amount of brides per year, booking in for a one-on-one design meeting with Sally is essential.
Cherrie Blossom Candle & Co.
Dandalup Murray House
Amy Cherrie is the craftsperson behind Cherrie Blossom Candle & Co. — where she blends a range of scented soy candles, diffuser oils and beauty products. Amy is self-taught, and is passionate about creating 'products with purpose'. Each blend is imagined to create a sense of zen in your space and a little bit of heaven amidst the chaos!
Amy holds regular candle making workshop within Dandalup Murray house. These workshops are a fun way to learn all the tricks of the trade and meet new like minded people. Amy has a passion for talking openly and honestly about mental health awareness which she includes into the workshops.
Amy Cherrie is the craftsperson behind Cherrie Blossom Candle & Co. — where she blends a range of scented soy candles, diffuser oils and beauty products. Amy is self-taught, and is passionate about creating 'products with purpose'. Each blend is imagined to create a sense of zen in your space and a little bit of heaven amidst the chaos!
Amy holds regular candle making workshop within Dandalup Murray house. These workshops are a fun way to learn all the tricks of the trade and meet new like minded people. Amy has a passion for talking openly and honestly about mental health awareness which she includes into the workshops.
Rachelle Dusting
Gyinning Ellen brook Building
Rachelle (b.1991 Gosnells WA) is based in Perth, WA, and graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor in Fine Arts Degree (Hons) from the University of Western Australia and in 2021 with a Graduate Certificate for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education from Notre Dame University. Her studio is based at Goolugatup Heathcote Precinct, where she works on private and public commissions, exhibition projects and tutors fine arts privately. Her works span several genres from realistic oil painting to large-scale public artworks. Rachelle is a finalist in the Kilgour Prize 2021, and a current member of the Mandorla Art Award committee. Rachelle's vision is to make a greater contribution towards Australia’s creative culture and uplift the art community.
Rachelle (b.1991 Gosnells WA) is based in Perth, WA, and graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor in Fine Arts Degree (Hons) from the University of Western Australia and in 2021 with a Graduate Certificate for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education from Notre Dame University. Her studio is based at Goolugatup Heathcote Precinct, where she works on private and public commissions, exhibition projects and tutors fine arts privately. Her works span several genres from realistic oil painting to large-scale public artworks. Rachelle is a finalist in the Kilgour Prize 2021, and a current member of the Mandorla Art Award committee. Rachelle's vision is to make a greater contribution towards Australia’s creative culture and uplift the art community.
Lucy Aboagye
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Lucy Aboagye is a creative entrepreneur and founder of Not Yet Perfect - a Ceramics business specialising in Boutique Creative workshops.
After graduating with her degree in Fashion Design at Curtin University, Lucy worked in the fashion industry for some years, both in Australia and internationally.
After a life changing design trip to India, Lucy made a drastic career move, and began teaching at a high school for at risk youth. Having seen the power creativity can have on communities and on individuals, there was a strong urge to change the way her creative skills were being used to impact not only her, but those around her.
It was during her time as a teacher that Lucy took up pottery lessons and developed a love for the craft.
After three years of high school teaching, Lucy made the decision to step out and pursue her passion of owning her own business and Not Yet Perfect was launched.
Lucy Aboagye is a creative entrepreneur and founder of Not Yet Perfect - a Ceramics business specialising in Boutique Creative workshops.
After graduating with her degree in Fashion Design at Curtin University, Lucy worked in the fashion industry for some years, both in Australia and internationally.
After a life changing design trip to India, Lucy made a drastic career move, and began teaching at a high school for at risk youth. Having seen the power creativity can have on communities and on individuals, there was a strong urge to change the way her creative skills were being used to impact not only her, but those around her.
It was during her time as a teacher that Lucy took up pottery lessons and developed a love for the craft.
After three years of high school teaching, Lucy made the decision to step out and pursue her passion of owning her own business and Not Yet Perfect was launched.
Luke Morgan
Mandoon Helena Building
Luke Morgan is an artist and arts educator based in Western Australia. His work is mostly figurative in nature and encompasses a range of studio areas with a focus on oil painting and ceramic sculpture. Morgan’s practice is a reflection on the symbolism of journey and the significance of myth in the formation of identity, often captured in compositions that comment on the uncertainty of 21st century life. He is inspired by travel, nature and the art of storytelling.
Luke Morgan is an artist and arts educator based in Western Australia. His work is mostly figurative in nature and encompasses a range of studio areas with a focus on oil painting and ceramic sculpture. Morgan’s practice is a reflection on the symbolism of journey and the significance of myth in the formation of identity, often captured in compositions that comment on the uncertainty of 21st century life. He is inspired by travel, nature and the art of storytelling.
Invincible Publishing
Mandoon Helena Building
Invincible House is an organisation that publish playful and exciting poetry, stories, novels, and zines, both digital and print.
We believe literature can be our joy and strength. We may be fallible, but the ideas we share are invincible
Alan Fyfe - Writer and poet
Emily Sun - Writer, poet, and educator
Sarah Yeung - Writer, researcher, and editor
Gok-Lim Finch - Artist, arts worker, curator and researcher
Invincible House is an organisation that publish playful and exciting poetry, stories, novels, and zines, both digital and print.
We believe literature can be our joy and strength. We may be fallible, but the ideas we share are invincible
Alan Fyfe - Writer and poet
Emily Sun - Writer, poet, and educator
Sarah Yeung - Writer, researcher, and editor
Gok-Lim Finch - Artist, arts worker, curator and researcher
Migara Ramanayake
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Born and raised in Sri Lanka, Migara Ramanayake was brought up with Buddhist teachings and stories.
He has studied art since childhood and came to Western Australia to complete a Bachelor of Fine Art. Migara currently works for Atwell Art Gallery as one of their teachers. Migara’s style of art is realistic drawing, he is very detail oriented and uses lead or colour pencils to create his work.
Migara became interested in the push and pull between life and death, good and bad, and the meanings that go with it; can someone hurt someone and still be a good person? If someone steals bread to feed their starving family are they really bad?
His art often tells a story in which he includes symbolic meanings. Sometimes the viewer is easily aware of what Migara is saying and sometimes the meaning is only known to him.
Born and raised in Sri Lanka, Migara Ramanayake was brought up with Buddhist teachings and stories.
He has studied art since childhood and came to Western Australia to complete a Bachelor of Fine Art. Migara currently works for Atwell Art Gallery as one of their teachers. Migara’s style of art is realistic drawing, he is very detail oriented and uses lead or colour pencils to create his work.
Migara became interested in the push and pull between life and death, good and bad, and the meanings that go with it; can someone hurt someone and still be a good person? If someone steals bread to feed their starving family are they really bad?
His art often tells a story in which he includes symbolic meanings. Sometimes the viewer is easily aware of what Migara is saying and sometimes the meaning is only known to him.
Nigel Laxton
Mandoon Helena Building
Perth-based, independent visual artist Nigel Laxton has been working from his studio at the Heathcote Cultural precinct since 2015. He obtained the studio after graduating from Curtin University with a Masters’ degree in 2014. Prior to that Nigel had a successful and innovative career as a Materials Scientist/Engineer and he is named as an inventor on over a dozen international patents relating to aerospace and wave energy applications.
Nigel is inspired by contemporary, ambiguous artworks and this is the main focus of his work. He explores the materiality of various mediums, often with site related concepts, and works with both oil and acrylic paints, sand and pigments. During a short period as a printmaker he exhibited artworks in both the Australian Print Triennial and the Fremantle Print Award.
Shortly after graduating he was commissioned to produce an artwork for the Luciano Benetton collection, Italy and received the Clyde and Co. art award. He has since had three solo exhibitions and been a finalist in numerous local and interstate curated art awards. His paintings have also been displayed digitally at MoMA New York, USA and online at the 2021 Sydney Contemporary.
Perth-based, independent visual artist Nigel Laxton has been working from his studio at the Heathcote Cultural precinct since 2015. He obtained the studio after graduating from Curtin University with a Masters’ degree in 2014. Prior to that Nigel had a successful and innovative career as a Materials Scientist/Engineer and he is named as an inventor on over a dozen international patents relating to aerospace and wave energy applications.
Nigel is inspired by contemporary, ambiguous artworks and this is the main focus of his work. He explores the materiality of various mediums, often with site related concepts, and works with both oil and acrylic paints, sand and pigments. During a short period as a printmaker he exhibited artworks in both the Australian Print Triennial and the Fremantle Print Award.
Shortly after graduating he was commissioned to produce an artwork for the Luciano Benetton collection, Italy and received the Clyde and Co. art award. He has since had three solo exhibitions and been a finalist in numerous local and interstate curated art awards. His paintings have also been displayed digitally at MoMA New York, USA and online at the 2021 Sydney Contemporary.
Jo Darvall
Swan River Print Studio
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
For Jo Darvall, art and storytelling are intrinsically linked. She aims to explore and celebrate the creative lives of female artists, highlighting their struggle and personal commitment to be creative.
An award winning artist Jo received funding from the Department of Culture and the Arts in 2016 and 2017 to stage her exhibitions: Reckless Romantics at Melbourne’s Sagra Gallery and All that is Changing at the Australian High Commission, Singapore. Her artwork features in Art Bank, Holmes a Court, WA Water Corporation, Perth Crown Towers, WA Children’s Hospital and Credit Suisse collections in Australia, and many other international collections.
Jo is a founding member of the Swan River Print Studio which is located on-site.
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For Jo Darvall, art and storytelling are intrinsically linked. She aims to explore and celebrate the creative lives of female artists, highlighting their struggle and personal commitment to be creative.
An award winning artist Jo received funding from the Department of Culture and the Arts in 2016 and 2017 to stage her exhibitions: Reckless Romantics at Melbourne’s Sagra Gallery and All that is Changing at the Australian High Commission, Singapore. Her artwork features in Art Bank, Holmes a Court, WA Water Corporation, Perth Crown Towers, WA Children’s Hospital and Credit Suisse collections in Australia, and many other international collections.
Jo is a founding member of the Swan River Print Studio which is located on-site.
Fiona Buchanan
Mandoon Helena Building
Fiona is fascinated by transparency, by light through glass and the beauty of water. Her paintings of the ocean are about the power and energy of nature, about the many states of water, and about the interaction of water with light.
Her still life work is about light through transparent objects, about reflection and simply about the light itself. She loves diaphanous fabrics, and window light falling on familiar objects, referencing history and the moment. A breeze through an open window, early morning light and the glow of afternoon light highlighting the familiar.
Fiona is fascinated by transparency, by light through glass and the beauty of water. Her paintings of the ocean are about the power and energy of nature, about the many states of water, and about the interaction of water with light.
Her still life work is about light through transparent objects, about reflection and simply about the light itself. She loves diaphanous fabrics, and window light falling on familiar objects, referencing history and the moment. A breeze through an open window, early morning light and the glow of afternoon light highlighting the familiar.
Floss - Flossy Photo
Flossy Photography
Dandalup Murray House
"I take a relaxed, photojournalistic approach, focusing on detailing the connections, chemistry and emotion that weave through a wedding day to capture often understated moments that are in fact, profound. I love to collaborate on ideas and work together with my clients to create meaningful images. And I seriously love a party.
I always thought I’d be a photojournalist. I’m drawn to the real, visually capturing a story to retell later. Wedding days are so full of story. This is what I strive to bring back for you with unbridled excitement."
Dandalup Murray House
"I take a relaxed, photojournalistic approach, focusing on detailing the connections, chemistry and emotion that weave through a wedding day to capture often understated moments that are in fact, profound. I love to collaborate on ideas and work together with my clients to create meaningful images. And I seriously love a party.
I always thought I’d be a photojournalist. I’m drawn to the real, visually capturing a story to retell later. Wedding days are so full of story. This is what I strive to bring back for you with unbridled excitement."
Mikaela Miller
Gyinning Ellen Brook Building
Mikaela is a young Western Australian artist, currently working out of a studio at Goolugatup Heathcote. Having trained in both design and community development, she works predominantly as a public artist, printmaker and arts facilitator. Mikaela is interested in the evolution of landscapes; the significance of plant species to place or local narratives; and the details, growth and function of plants and all of their parts. Her distinct florals and intuitive linework can be found on walls across metro and regional WA. Mikaela has also recently joined the Swan River Print Studio.
Mikaela is a young Western Australian artist, currently working out of a studio at Goolugatup Heathcote. Having trained in both design and community development, she works predominantly as a public artist, printmaker and arts facilitator. Mikaela is interested in the evolution of landscapes; the significance of plant species to place or local narratives; and the details, growth and function of plants and all of their parts. Her distinct florals and intuitive linework can be found on walls across metro and regional WA. Mikaela has also recently joined the Swan River Print Studio.