Patchwork
by Chalotte Tatton
Charlotte’s paintings explore the intersection of abstraction, still life, and materiality, particularly focusing on 1960s textiles, furniture, and domestic objects.
She reinterprets the still life genre by moving away from traditional representation, prioritising formal concerns of flatness, pattern, and colour.
Location: The Green Heart Gallery | Level 2, Zone D, near the Hospital Café.
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Bean Bag
by Max Ballard
Max’s paintings explore the way in which we perceive everyday spaces, and how these perceptions are impacted by familiarity, memory and nostalgia.
Location: Orange Heart Gallery | Level 1 along the Samuel Way walkway.
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I Me My Mine by Oliver Mills
Oliver is an artist and poet living with epilepsy, vision impairment and cerebral palsy, a physical condition that affects muscle movement and verbal communication.
Using specially designed equipment, and in collaboration with his family, carers, and mentors, Oliver creates artworks that offer a visual expression of how he experiences the world.
Location: Pink Heart Gallery | Level 1, Zone F – just past the Queen Victoria Lecture Theatre
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Still
By Maria Parmenter
Maria describes this body of work ‘Still’ as a series of cloud and seascapes painted in oils on canvas. These works explore the abstraction of seascapes whilst kindling the notion and sensation of awe.
Location: Blue Heart Gallery | Ground Floor, Zone A, WCH – near the entrance to Allied Health and Hospital School.
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Wild Impression
By Amaya Gamage
Amaya is a 19-year-old artist from Mount Gambier. Specialising in drawing animals, Amaya’s art is a vibrant celebration of the natural world. Living with different abilities, Amaya has found a powerful means of communication and self-expression through art, transcending conventional barriers.
Location: Pink Heart Gallery | Level 1, Zone F – just past the Queen Victoria Lecture Theatre
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