Artworks

  • Hilary Herrmann, Night Antics – dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Night Antics
  • Emily Kirby, reading to the horses – figurative oil painting, female connection and intimacy, British contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Emily Kirby, Reading to the Horses
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, Redhill Yearning – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, Redhill Yearning
  • Lindsay Blamey, Resonance – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Resonance
  • Helen Redmond, Soliloquy – contemporary painting, architectural space and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Helen Redmond, Soliloquy
  • Greg Penn, The Magnificent Sun – contemporary abstract painting, gestural and emotive, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Penn, The Magnificent Sun
  • Hermentaire, The Sunny Grove – contemporary painting and photography, atmospheric and intuitive, French artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hermentaire, The Sunny Grove
  • Eduardo Santos, Untitled 93 – mixed media painting, sand earth and oil on canvas, textural landscape, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos, Untitled 93
  • Greg Wood, V33 I Could Be Anywhere – contemporary landscape oil painting, transcendence, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Wood, V33 I Could Be Anywhere
  • Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 037 – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 037
  • Emily Kirby, A weekend at the cabin– figurative oil painting, female connection and intimacy, British contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Emily Kirby, A Weekend at the Cabin
  • Eduardo Santos, Aether– mixed media painting, sand earth and oil on canvas, textural landscape, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos, Aether
  • Colin Pennock, As We Leave The Past – abstract landscape oil painting, impasto, Irish-Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Colin Pennock, As We Leave The Past
  • Inga Dalrymple, Copse – abstract painting and drawing, memory and gesture, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Inga Dalrymple, Copse
  • Dapeng Liu, Early Afternoon – contemporary landscape painting, Chinese-Australian artist, East meets West, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Dapeng Liu, Early Afternoon
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Flutter’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Flutter
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 02 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 02
  • Simone Boon, Fractured Horizons – art photography, female identity and transition, veiled figure, Dutch artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Simone Boon, Fragmented Horizons
  • Cam Summers, If Home Looked Like This, Then Would I Be Safe
    Cam Summers, If Home Looked Like This, Then Would I Be Safe
  • Erin Chaplin, Lifebuoy – contemporary figurative painting, intimate and dreamlike, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Erin Chaplin, Lifebuoy
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, Lose a Finger, Grow a New Leaf– interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, Lose a Finger, Grow a New Leaf
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, River Traces – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, River Traces
  • Caroline Collom, Signals in the Dust – abstract painting, colour form and texture, spatial depth, contemporary Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Collom, Signals in the Dust
  • Anico Mostert, The Flesh of It – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, The Flesh of It
  • Polly Gilroy, The Space Between– contemporary landscape painting, intuitive and exploratory, New Zealand artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Polly Gilroy, The Space Between
  • Greg Wood, V36 I Could Be Anywhere – contemporary landscape oil painting, transcendence, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Wood, V36 I Could Be Anywhere
  • Caroline Cornelius, Waiting Room, Greece – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Waiting Room, Greece
  • Zarah Cassim, Water Lily – painting and photography, spatial illusion and perception, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Zarah Cassim, Water Lily
  • Greg Penn, Wave of Joy – contemporary abstract painting, gestural and emotive, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Penn, Wave of Joy
  • Hermentaire, Winter Solstice – contemporary painting and photography, atmospheric and intuitive, French artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hermentaire, Winter Solstice
  • Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 038 – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 038
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, [A Natural Modesty That Feels Like Morality, But It's Not - It's Luck – interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, A Natural Modesty That Feels Like Morality, But It's Not - It's Luck
  • Anico Mostert, ‘A Usual Exchange’ – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, A Usual Exchange
  • Emily Kirby, birthday swim– figurative oil painting, female connection and intimacy, British contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Emily Kirby, Birthday Swim
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, Cheek of the Bend – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, Cheek of the Bend
  • Joel Sorensen, counterpoint I – contemporary sculpture, intuitive material form, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Joel Sorensen, Counterpoint I
  • Greg Penn, Dance in Life – contemporary abstract painting, gestural and emotive, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Penn, Dance in Life
  • Simone Szilagyi, Favoured Destination – art photography, female identity and transition, veiled figure, Dutch artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Sophia Szilagyi, Favoured Destination
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 03 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 03
  • Erin Chaplin, Good Karma Brings Bad Weather – contemporary figurative painting, intimate and dreamlike, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Erin Chaplin, Good Karma Brings Bad Weather
  • Caroline Collom, Grounded One– abstract painting, colour form and texture, spatial depth, contemporary Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Collom, Grounded One
  • Lindsay Blamey, Lasting Light – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Lasting Light
  • Hermentaire, Phantasia – contemporary painting and photography, atmospheric and intuitive, French artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hermentaire, Phantasia
  • Colin Pennock, Road to Baux– abstract landscape oil painting, impasto, Irish-Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Colin Pennock, Road to Baux
  • Zarah Cassim, Sparks I – painting and photography, spatial illusion and perception, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Zarah Cassim, Sparks I
  • Eduardo Santos, The Drift – mixed media painting, sand earth and oil on canvas, textural landscape, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos, The Drift
  • Dapeng Liu, The Twin Sentinels – contemporary landscape painting, Chinese-Australian artist, East meets West, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Dapeng Liu, The Twin Sentinels
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Tumbling I’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Tumbling I
  • Greg Wood, V39 I Could Be Anywhere – contemporary landscape oil painting, transcendence, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Wood, V39 I Could be Anywhere
  • Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 063 – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 063
  • Emily Kirby, chanctonbury ring – figurative oil painting, female connection and intimacy, British contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Emily Kirby, Chanctonbury Ring
  • Joel Sorensen, counterpoint II – contemporary sculpture, intuitive material form, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Joel Sorensen, Counterpoint II
  • Colin Pennock, Down to the Water Line – abstract landscape oil painting, impasto, Irish-Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Colin Pennock, Down to the Water Line
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 04 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 04
  • Caroline Cornelius, Green Floral Sunloungers III – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Green Floral Sunloungers III
  • Caroline Collom, Grounded Two– abstract painting, colour form and texture, spatial depth, contemporary Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Collom, Grounded Two
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, Inside the Body There's Just Temperature – interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, Inside the Body There's Just Temperature
  • Zarah Cassim, Moonlit – painting and photography, spatial illusion and perception, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Zarah Cassim, Moonlit
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, Morning Calls – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, Morning Calls
  • Jenny Lundgren, Passage Small II – abstract painting, colour light and perception, Swedish contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Jenny Lundgren, Passage Small II
  • Dapeng Liu, Peach Blossom – contemporary landscape painting, Chinese-Australian artist, East meets West, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Dapeng Liu, Peach Blossom
  • Anico Mostert, ‘Routine’ – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, Routine
  • Frances van Hasselt, Ruimte – handwoven mohair textile art, Karoo landscape, South African fibre artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Frances Van Hasselt, Ruimte
  • Madisyn Zabel, See Through IX – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, See-Through IX
  • Erin Chaplin, The Guest – contemporary figurative painting, intimate and dreamlike, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Erin Chaplin, The Guest
  • Hermentaire, The Rain Within – contemporary painting and photography, atmospheric and intuitive, French artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hermentaire, The Rain Within
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Tumbling II’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Tumbling II
  • Greg Wood, V40 I Could Be Anywhere – contemporary landscape oil painting, transcendence, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Wood, V42 I Could Be Anywhere
  • Eduardo Santos, Veilfall – mixed media painting, sand earth and oil on canvas, textural landscape, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos, VeilFall
  • Sophia Szilagyi, View – composite printmaking, layered photography and painting, Melbourne contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Sophia Szilagyi, View
  • Greg Penn, Wave of Devotion – contemporary abstract painting, gestural and emotive, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Greg Penn, Wave of Devotion
  • Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 083 – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 083
  • Hermentaire, A Quiet Hesitation – contemporary painting and photography, atmospheric and intuitive, French artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hermentaire, A Quiet Hesitation
  • Marie Bernard, amphora – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Amphora
  • Colin Pennock, Ancient Landscape – abstract landscape oil painting, impasto, Irish-Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Colin Pennock, Ancient Landscape
  • Jenny Lundgren, Dissolving Light – abstract painting, colour light and perception, Swedish contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Jenny Lundgren, Dissolving Light
  • Meg Walters, Eastern Blue Cut – lyrical landscape painting, nature as memory, Australian contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Meg Walters, Eastern Blue Cut
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 05 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 05
  • Caroline Collom, Grounded Three– abstract painting, colour form and texture, spatial depth, contemporary Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Collom, Grounded Three
  • Dapeng Liu, Heaven Above, Heaven Below – contemporary landscape painting, Chinese-Australian artist, East meets West, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Dapeng Liu, Heaven Above, Heaven Below
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