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our artists
Sherren Comensoli is the visionary owner of Art Sanctuary Gallery and a distinguished self-taught contemporary artist. As a full-time artist since 2006, Sherren creates works driven by a profound desire to transform living spaces with her art. Her paintings, inspired by natural landscapes, bring the outdoors inside, offering a harmonious blend of perspectives. Sherren's Botanical collection, characterised by its dual viewpoints and intricate layers, emphasises unity and the interconnectedness of all living things.
orn in France and now based in Melbourne, Australia, Catherine Hiller captures powerful, emotional moments in time through energetic and sensual strokes. Her profound love for paint and colour celebrates the spectrum of human emotions, including joy, pain, passion, and restlessness.
Sensitive to her surroundings -colours, sounds, people, and music- Catherine's raw, instinct-driven approach translates every cue into vivid hues on the canvas. Fascinated by the infinite possibilities of colour combinations, she conveys the volatility of human emotions in her work. Catherine's art, showcased in exhibitions across France, England, and Australia, is held in private collections worldwide.
Katie's art has taken the world by storm, and her popularity is soaring.
Katie is passionate about her craft, considering it a privilege to paint and delighting in making people happy. She balances a thriving art practice with being a brilliant mother. Genuine and talented, she brings a refreshing lack of ego. Her father frames all her work, making it a true family affair.
Katie is on the brink of worldwide fame. If you love her work, contact us for a private commission or grab one of the few pieces left on our site.
Born in June 1981 in Melbourne, Australia, Clair Bremner is a contemporary artist known for her deep admiration for nature. Her paintings capture the essence of landscapes with unique, stylised brushstrokes. Clair's use of colour palettes reflects natural harmony and explores unconventional combinations.
Inspired by the Impressionists and Colourists, she creates intuitive, spontaneous works that develop organically with each layer of paint. Clair's fascination with nature's vibrant colours and textures fuels her passion for painting. Through her art, she aims to inspire others to appreciate the beauty of nature and the emotions it evokes.
Born in Greenwich, Southeast London, Roy B Wilkins settled in Melbourne in 1999 and began his journey as a largely self-taught painter. Roy experiments with materials like acrylics, ink, collage, and spray paint, creating intricate patterns and textures through layered applications. His work is inspired by emotional reactions to repetitive electronic music, often featuring tribal masks and abstract iconography.
Influenced by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Albert Tucker, Roy describes his style as spontaneous abstract expressionism. Since 2002, he has exhibited widely in Melbourne, earning several awards and a place in private collections across Australia, Spain, Portugal, and England.
Jen Shewring is an Australian contemporary artist based in Melbourne, known for her vibrant, nature-inspired paintings. Using a semi-abstract impressionist approach, she meticulously selects colour palettes to evoke emotions, with bright hues for joy and earth tones for tranquillity. Jen's work often begins with a charcoal base, layered with her optimistic interpretation of nature.
Currently, she focuses on abstracting floral elements, creating textured surfaces and vibrant colours. Influenced by Impressionist and Modern Abstract artists, Jen captures the essence of a moment through light and colour. Her art is featured in corporate and private collections in Australia and overseas.
Helen Katavatis is an Australian contemporary abstract nature artist and clothing designer based in Melbourne. She owns Cubec Clothing, a premium women's fashion label established in 1999. Renowned for her intrinsic ability with colour, Helen's textile prints seamlessly translate into her abstract artwork.
Inspired by her memories of growing up by the bay, travel experiences, and the natural world, she creates unique, textured compositions with intuitive and spontaneous energy. Her work, cherished by clients worldwide, reveals its own story and invites viewers to explore its depths. Helen's talent and passion bring beauty and creativity into both fashion and art.
Sharon Blair is a mixed media abstract artist based on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. With over 25 years of experience, Sharon draws inspiration from the beautiful chaos of nature, bringing a “perfectly imperfect” approach to her canvas. Her playful and intuitive artistic process celebrates the journey as much as the finished piece. Sharon's workshops, infused with the same energy, emphasise "play, not perfection."
Leveraging her extensive experience in adult education and coaching, she helps participants grow their creative confidence and let their creativity flow.
Leonie Harris, an accomplished artist from Melbourne, turned her early-onset Parkinson’s diagnosis into a journey of creative discovery and healing. Initially an abstract painter, Leonie expanded her repertoire to include weaving, soft sculpture, and ceramics, ultimately finding her passion in sculpture.
She honed her skills at the prestigious Tom Bass Sculpture Studio School in Sydney, earning multiple scholarships and accolades, including the Director’s Choice Award in 2016 for her sculpture 'Clara.' Leonie’s work, rich with feminine energy, reflects her physical and emotional experiences, making her a powerful voice in contemporary art.
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