Artworks

  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Flamingo Lingo’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Flamingo Lingo
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 15 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 15
  • Jenny Lundgren, Into the Woods – abstract painting, colour light and perception, Swedish contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Jenny Lundgren, Into the Woods
  • Dapeng Liu, Room of the Recluse no.10 – contemporary landscape painting, Chinese-Australian artist, East meets West, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Dapeng Liu, Room of the Recluse no.10
  • Madisyn Zabel, See Through II – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, See-Through II
  • Caroline Cornelius, Sometimes I see people through the flowers – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Sometimes I see People Through the Flowers
  • Marie Bernard, Tete a Tete – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Tête-À-Tête
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, The Bridge Begins – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, The Bridge Begins
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, The Radio Has Great Views– interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, The Radio Has Great Views
  • Eduardo Santos, Untitled 85 – mixed media painting, sand earth and oil on canvas, textural landscape, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos, Untitled 85
  • Frances van Hasselt, a rare sighting of blue – handwoven mohair textile art, Karoo landscape, South African fibre artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Frances Van Hasselt, A Rare Sighting of Blue
  • Sophia Szilagyi, Clearing – composite printmaking, layered photography and painting, Melbourne contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Sophia Szilagyi, Clearing
  • Erin Chaplin, dream cosy – contemporary figurative painting, intimate and dreamlike, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Erin Chaplin, Dream Cosy
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 16 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 16
  • Jenny Lundgren, fragments – abstract painting, colour light and perception, Swedish contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Jenny Lundgren, Fragments
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Hot Tropic’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Hot Tropic
  • Anico Mostert, N Mens – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, N Mens
  • Lindsay Blamey, Romae II – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Romae II
  • Madisyn Zabel, See Through III – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, See-Through III
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, Sun Echoes – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, Sun Echoes
  • Caroline Cornelius, The magician’s Daughter – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, The Magician’s Daughter
  • Eduardo Santos, Untitled 84 – mixed media painting, sand earth and oil on canvas, textural landscape, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos, Untitled 84
  • Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 015 – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 015
  • Sophia Szilagyi, A Light Wind
    Sophia Szilagyi, A Light Wind
  • Madisyn Zabel, Construct XI – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, Construct XI
  • Jenny Lundgren, drift – abstract painting, colour light and perception, Swedish contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Jenny Lundgren, Drift
  • Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 17 – ceramics, sculpture, dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Fragment 17
  • Erin Chaplin, fruit bowl, eggs and green flowers– contemporary figurative painting, intimate and dreamlike, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Erin Chaplin, Fruitbowl, Eggs and Green Flowers
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Mire II’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Mire II
  • Frances van Hasselt, Ostrich Egg on Tour in France – handwoven mohair textile art, Karoo landscape, South African fibre artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Frances Van Hasselt, Ostrich Egg on Tour in France
  • Caroline Cornelius, Palm Leaves – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Palm Leaves
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, River Traces – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, River Traces
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, Who knows what the ostrich sees in the sand (Nature’s Boomerang) – interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, Who knows what the ostrich sees in the sand (Nature’s Boomerang)
  • Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 023 – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Wood Collage 023
  • Anico Mostert, Yellow and Blue – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, Yellow and Blue
  • Simone Boon, Almost Presence – art photography, female identity and transition, veiled figure, Dutch artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Simone Boon, Almost Presence
  • Anico Mostert, Big and Strong – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, Big and Strong
  • Kate McKenzie Lewis, Cheek of the Bend – contemporary landscape painting, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Kate McKenzie Lewis, Cheek of the Bend
  • Marie Bernard, combo – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Combo
  • Madisyn Zabel, Composite V – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, Composite V
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, For Dessert: Italian Kisses – interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, For Dessert: Italian Kisses
  • Sophia Szilagyi, Hands I – composite printmaking, layered photography and painting, Melbourne contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Sophia Szilagyi, Hands I
  • Frances van Hasselt, Mooi Niggie – handwoven mohair textile art, Karoo landscape, South African fibre artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Frances Van Hasselt, Mooi Niggie (That distant cousin {whose name no one can recall}. The only one on the wall who looks remotely good)
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Moss’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Moss
  • Erin Chaplin, Paradise
    Erin Chaplin, Paradise
  • Caroline Cornelius, She would tell him she was sitting in the park – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, She Would Tell Him she was Sitting in the Park
  • Lindsay Blamey, Sublimity – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Sublimity
  • Jenny Lundgren, transparent memory– abstract painting, colour light and perception, Swedish contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Jenny Lundgren, Transparent Memory
  • Hilary Herrmann, Uncanny – dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Uncanny
  • Eduardo Santos, 013WL – light-based abstract artwork, luminosity and motion, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos Light Wheels, 013WL
  • Sophia Szilagyi, Arm – composite printmaking, layered photography and painting, Melbourne contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Sophia Szilagyi, Arm
  • Hilary Herrmann, Daily Prayer – dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Daily Prayer
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, Dessert Savoured in Private– interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, Dessert Savoured in Private
  • Caroline Cornelius, Iris I– contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Iris I
  • Anico Mostert, This Only – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, This Only
  • Sophia Szilagyi, Back – composite printmaking, layered photography and painting, Melbourne contemporary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Sophia Szilagyi, Back
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, Change Afoot– interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, Change Afoot
  • Hilary Herrmann, Cooper and Shelley – dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Cooper and Shelley
  • Inga Dalrymple, Going Home – abstract painting and drawing, memory and gesture, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Inga Dalrymple, Going Home
  • Anico Mostert, Mother – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, Mother
  • Frances van Hasselt, Of Course you did – handwoven mohair textile art, Karoo landscape, South African fibre artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Frances Van Hasselt, Of Course You Did
  • Caroline Cornelius, Scrolling I – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Scrolling I, What Had Yet To Be
  • Madisyn Zabel, See Through VII – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, See-Through VII
  • Marie Bernard, Tabula Lingua Portale III – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Tabula Lingua Portale III
  • Lindsay Blamey, Three Sisters – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Three Sisters
  • Alexia Vogel, ‘Veil III’– abstract oil painting, atmospheric dreamlike landscape, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Alexia Vogel, Veil III
  • Eduardo Santos, 012WL – light-based abstract artwork, luminosity and motion, Brazilian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Eduardo Santos Light Wheels, 012WL
  • Simone Boon, A Passage Through Hues – art photography, female identity and transition, veiled figure, Dutch artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Simone Boon, A Passage Through Hues
  • Hilary Herrmann, First Steps– dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, First Steps
  • Anico Mostert, Given – contemporary painting and printmaking, quiet everyday scenes, South African multidisciplinary artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anico Mostert, Given
  • Inga Dalrymple, Hot Bod – abstract painting and drawing, memory and gesture, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Inga Dalrymple, Hot Bod
  • Lindsay Blamey, Luminescent – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Luminescent
  • Caroline Cornelius, Scrolling II– contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Scrolling II, What Had Yet To Be
  • Madisyn Zabel, See Through VI – sculptural glass artwork, geometric form colour and light, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Madisyn Zabel, See-Through VI
  • Marie Bernard, Tabula Lingua Portale V – hand-painted assembled plywood, abstract colour and form, Dutch collectible design, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Marie Bernard, Tabula Lingua Portale V
  • Anna Van Der Ploeg, Trust Me I Would Love to But I Signed an NDA – interdisciplinary printmaking and painting, figurative, South African artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Anna Van Der Ploeg, Trust Me I Would Love to But I Signed an NDA
  • Lindsay Blamey, Fortius – landscape photographic digital print, Australian terrain and liminality, Melbourne artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Lindsay Blamey, Fortius
  • Hilary Herrmann, Night Antics – dreamlike figurative painting, fantastical characters and intimate mythology, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Hilary Herrmann, Night Antics
  • Inga Dalrymple, Procession– abstract painting and drawing, memory and gesture, Australian artist, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Inga Dalrymple, Procession
  • Caroline Cornelius, Scrolling III – contemporary figurative painting, symbolic female narrative, Otomys Gallery Melbourne
    Caroline Cornelius, Scrolling III, What Had Yet To Be
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