Art

My name is Brooke, an artist among many things who was born and raised in the Hawkesbury area of NSW.

As a child, I was drawn towards artistic play, as we all are in some way. I observe that as children, we are most pure and primal ~ immersed in the vibrant world we have chosen to be birthed into and each in our own way interpreting it and creating a unique expression of our experience. Finding common threads through them all ~ that we are creators. Created by an intertwining of magic, journeying through the unknown, walking each other home.

I find inspiration through the elements around me and within me and the and the space in between... the ether (5th element of space and all that is unseen) where all creation manifests and is then brought to the earthen plane~ to share with others the expression of my heart to yours.
Which is one of the things I find so beautiful about art… that it reaches a deep place within us, bypassing the mind and communicating straight to the heart.

Tennessee Charpentier is the creative driving force behind Visionary Art by Messiah. Born and raised in Amiens France, Tennessee was encouraged from a young age to explore her natural creative talent. This led Tennessee to gaining entry into prestigious Parisian School ESAG Penninghen where she excelled, attaining her Masters Degree in Graphic Design.

At the completion of her training Tennessee was offered an opportunity to enter the Parisian Fashion scene as an Art Director. After exploring the potential of a professional career on the path well traveled, Tennessee decided to take a leap of faith to explore the diversity of Australia, NZ and USA – discovering arts and culture festivals such as Burning Man and the lifestyle these events teach.

She now calls Melbourne her home and through the local music and arts scene has become inspired to combine formal graphic design with visionary art, surrealism and symbolism to form her unique style.

Visions and ideas arise from her subconscious, communicating lessons to be applied to life – themes of inner strength and courage are expressed on canvas to motivate everyone to embrace their life path and strive to self actualise.

Over the past 3 years she has had the opportunity to learn along side prominent members of the Visionary Art Movement such as Alex and Allyson Grey, Luis Tamani, Vanessa Lemen and C.T. Nelson to name a few.

Her work has been exhibited at Shambhala (CA), The Ohio Fairy Gardening Festival (USA) and Rainbow Serpent (AU).

Sophie Rising is a visionary artist, creating works that are both deeply personal and universally resonant. Her art invites us to explore the depths of our own emotions through surreal dimensions and to wonder at the mysteries of the fae world.

Her drawings of curious creatures are channeled from parallel dimensions and her paintings often incorporate mystical landscapes that seem to belong to another realm entirely.

Sophie has always had a deep connection to nature which is reflected in her unique style, which is both dreamy and ethereal and has been described as "otherworldly", and "captivating".

Her art is also deeply personal, often reflecting her own journey and the struggles and joys she has experienced along the way. She uses her art as a way to process her personal journey in life and to explore the different facets of her own personality. Her works are often imbued with a sense of vulnerability and raw emotion, inviting the viewer to connect with her on a deeper level.

A Melbourne based surrealist acrylic painter, illustrator and muralist who draws inspiration from nihilistic science fiction novels, avant-garde horror films, depressive black metal and Australian flora & fauna. Although prolific in output he rarely exhibits, thus earning him a reputation of elusivity wherein his work is hard to find but ultimately worth seeking out.

His imagery focuses on themes regarding the impermanence of man and a resurgence of nature, the strange alienating beauty within decayed bodily forms results in his work presenting a sombre and cathartic meditation on death via a celebration of the natural order. A creature of technicality; each piece is rendered with painstaking attention to detail with focus given to colour composition and tone, all elements combined signal a deep love for the craft that may leave the viewer with a feeling of having intruded on the wholly personal.

Kiro Kiredor is a Northern Rivers based artist that focuses on the magical side of life

Krystina Gray is a Visionary artist exploring themes and feelings of harmony, balance, love and elevation within her vividly coloured divine feminine creations. Using a variety of mediums in her work, Krystina blends contrasting colours and plays with layers and psychedelic visuals to overlap into her otherworldly portals

Tobius Raphael Millar is a self taught, multi-disciplinary artist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Since 2009 Tobius has been working as a full time artist, focusing primarily on his acrylic and digital paintings, as well as tattooing. Inspired by an array of sources, Tobius' work reflects his many faceted passions and interests, and incorporates genres such as surrealism, visionary, psychedelic, lowbrow and erotica. His work aims to achieve elegant movement through the still image, creating harmony within chaos while maintaining a balance of simplicity, and creating a state of childlike wonderment for the viewer. Fusing elements of chaos magic and other esoteric knowledge gained through his studies, he aims to create something more than just art.

Saffron Stegh is a Newcastle based ceramicist creating earth inspired ceramic ware. From clay flows organic vessels of fungi and coral, from mugs to multipurpose objects in natural quirky forms to polymer clay jewellery and dreadlock beads. Each work is uniquely one of a kind, handcrafted with love and care, and intent.

Gabriel’s work carves out a space of surrealist peace, exploring the human experience through concepts of paradox, the sacred unknown, and the natural world. Gabe’s art ties together floating structural enigma’s with birdbaths, and plant life, depicting a number of philosophical musings on the place of nature in our lives, the presence of eudaemonia in the everyday, and the finding of peace in that which does not make sense. Gabriel’s work, seeks out canvases in unorthodox places, it’s found expression, in timber, in light, in water colour, kitchen walls and furniture.

Create Wonder is the umbrella project for the creative output of Michael Flood; a multi-disciplinary artist based in a high-tech creative space in the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
Works explore new dimensions of color and form through 3d design and digital fabrication.
Bringing digital dreams into the tangible world, pushing the boundaries of possibility, to create pocket universes of wonder that delight the senses and open the mind.

Stiff Ives uses her art as a vehicle for communication, offering the viewer not only a visual expression of ideas, but a chance to connect deeper with the natural world. There are characters and themes that appear consistently in her work,igniting an interest in people to reconnect with wild life both externally and internally.
Evoking a feeling of reflective wonder in her work, Stiff strikes chords of contemplation within our hearts, asking us to consider the effects we may have on the reality beyond our selves.
Her human experience has given rise to the exploration of imagination, merging imagery from our modern reality with that of dream realms and internal veracities.
Stiff experiences the divine in all living creatures, by witnessing their genuity and integrity she has been able to cultivate these qualities herself, which is evident in her articulation as an artist. Each image is a gift of imagination, a call for compassion and an approach to healing, as Stiff Ives presents her Art and Medicine for the world.

I’m Rob Mack, I’ve been doofing and painting for over 25 years… To me they’re both powerful sources of connection to the divine and both of them feed into me in ways no other part of my life really can.
I doof to gather inspiration, then translate that inspiration into my art, which I then take doofing with me to gather more inspiration. I’m so happy to have this opportunity to share both the dancefloor and my art with you all

"Lisa J Winter is motivated to create art from her experiences with plant medicines, magick ritual and meditation practice as this assists to inform the subject matter of visionary dreamlike worlds and esoteric symbols. She is fascinated with the energy and power of sacred geometry and how we can tap into the collective conscious and unconcious through magic symbology. Lisa also has a important connection with dragon and is inspired to create dragon themed artwortks that show the mystery and power of these amazing creatures.

The artworks Lisa makes are meant to serve as magick talismans empowering the viewer with the intention behind the artwork. By doing so Lisa hopes to guide people to explore their own self empowerment and connection with infinite cosmic energy.


The materials Lisa uses are metallic inks, pigments and oil paints in her paintings, which give them a unique magical quality. Lisa also creates digital artworks that incorporate her hand made paintings and drawings into the digital piece."

Christy has been making art their whole life, sometimes painting, sometimes sculptures, sometimes drawings. Recently they have been making mandala and circuit style pieces inspired by a combination of nature and technological futures.
Christy has aphantasia, so can't visualize or plan a piece in their head; instead the artworks evolve as they are created.

Morrighan has been creating art for as long as she can remember. Her style develops and changes in harmony with life experience, drawing being her primary form of expression. Morrighan feels that artistic exploration and expression is her way of analysing imagery from dreamscapes and processing experiences from the natural and psychedelic world. Morrighan’s work has a general focus on humanoid beings that are reflective of self, symbolic creatures and surrealist flora, these elements are brought to life with the use of felt tip pens, watercolours, acrylic paints, pencils and the use of fine detail and repetition.

Neon Nature is a multidisciplinary artist, exploring her connection with nature and the divine. Her style encompasses juicy colour palettes with a fun, surrealist, low-brow aesthetic. Inspired by murals, folk art and other worldly experiences. Often drawing from journeys into the self, guided by the spirit of plants and ancestors.

Rachael Grybaitis-Troth, also known as Osidax, is a multi-medium artist currently based in Sydney. Her work spans across tattooing, fine line ink & pencil, watercolour and acrylic, with a keen heart settled in dark psychedelia. She works on a juxtaposition of calm and macabre, familiarity and friendliness with unsettling and liminal, bringing warmth to what some see as cold. Her passion for sustainability adding to the creeping peculiarity in her works and further embedding a sense of intimacy into each piece. She has been exhibiting her works at festivals and doofs along the east coast of Australia since 2016.

David Crystalface creates detailed artworks that serve as windows into another world. This world is inhabited by strange creatures and mysterious entities whose stories are often ambiguous, to be deciphered by the subjective eyes of an observer.

Ben is a Melbourne based multidisciplinary artist. Inspired by dreams, nature and ancient/folk art; his art is an exploration of the inner and outer worlds.

Clint Grierson is an integrated digital artist who creates unique works of art by fusing technology and creativity. Clint utilises a wide range of software that includes Procreate, Photoshop, Cinema4D, Artmatic, A.I. and others to bring his vision to life.

Clint's art explores a range of themes, including spirituality, psychedelics, music, visionary states, nature, love, and kindness. He infuses each piece with his own personal touch and interpretation, reflecting his innermost thoughts, emotions, and experiences.

Clint began his artistic journey doing graphic design and commissioned art for record labels, musicians, festivals, and other creatives. Over time, he expanded his creative horizons to include integrated digital art, developing his style and exhibiting his work alongside many well-established artists at numerous festivals and events.

His art reflects his deep appreciation for the beauty and wonder of the natural world, and his exploration of spirituality, psychedelics, and visionary states has inspired him to create works that are not only visually stunning but also thought-provoking.

Clint's dedication to his craft is evident in each one of his pieces, as he invites his audience to join him on a journey of self-discovery and the exploration of the human experience.

Throughout his artistic journey, Clint has been inspired by the beauty and complexity of the natural world, as well as by the power of music and the transformative experiences of psychedelics. His art serves as a reflection of his own personal growth and self-discovery, and he hopes that his work can inspire others to explore their own inner worlds and connect with the larger universe.

As an artist, Clint Grierson is constantly seeking new ways to challenge himself and expand his creative horizons. He approaches each new project with an open mind and a willingness to experiment, and he encourages others to do the same.

Lisa Woods is an emerging artist who is taking dot art on a psychedelic ride into new rainbow territories, creating vibrant paintings that celebrate her love for nature and all things magical 🍄 Drop by the art gallery at night to see them come to life in the UV light

5th Dimensional psychic squid currently incarnated in Melbourne Australia. Known to dabble a tentacle or two in the Visionary & Graffiti/Street Art worlds over the last 2 decades.
Live painted for humans at many festivals, including : Sonic Bloom, Ozora, Oregon Eclipse, Symbiosis, Cairns Eclipse, Rainbow Serpent, Earth freq, Earthcore, Yemaya, Maitreya, Strawberry Fields

Galactic conduit bringing forth unseen realities into the third dimension

With a passion for color, imagination and space, Wesley’s art reflects a deep appreciation for the otherworldly and a drive to communicate those ideas to the natural world. Through their work, Wesley seeks to inspire others to see the world in a new light and to appreciate the beauty and diversity of not only our planet, but everything beyond.

Manuela is a Colombian-born artist and ceramicist living in Sydney, with talents spread across ceramics and sculpture, murals and creative fit-outs for venues, ice sculpture, metalwork and paper-maché jewellery.

Her artwork is a journey deeply intertwined with her South-American roots, an exploration of the self, the female experience and the play of consciousness in everyday objects.
Big bodacious forms that love occupying space and burrowing in your subconscious. Anthropomorphic in nature, each expression telling a short story and leaving the feeling that the objects are alive, looking back at you. The insinuation that nature, and the objects we surround ourselves with, have an energy and consciousness beyond us.
She plays with this tension in her practice, creating otherworldly narratives, windows to elusive moments. Always embodying her own approach to life; playful, curious, ever aware and ever evolving.

An creator of visual art, dabbling in the realm of surrealism and fantasy. Inspired by the natural world and all of the magic within.
Atlas can be found working on smaller pieces with ink on paper, to larger scale murals using aerosols, to the art of tattoo.

Rady j mccarthy
Visionary Arteest, tattooer & Buddhist punk.
I turn visions to reality and some creative evolution. I have a mad passion with all things below the surface of the ocean and almost everything between the trees , and using an art fusion of sacred geometry with a personal knowledge of cultural designs and motifs.
I have made a profession & lifestyle of being in touch with bliss.
I have been leaving permanent marks globally since ‘96 . Now based in the rainbow region of northern nsw.
Always seeking
Forever learning
@rady213

Sophie Elvari’s art is an expression of her human experience; resonant of personal growth, awakening, processing of emotions, mental health, and images from her dreams and visions. She loves the limitless possibilities of art and its ability to bridge opposing worlds such as beauty in pain. Her works serve as a documentation of her own journey, as well as a way for others to visualise and connect their own experiences to physical imagery, allowing them to dive deeper in touch with their own experiences. 

Teresa is an emerging Australian Artist who specialises in surreal oil paintings.

Growing up in the Hills Shire of Sydney, her journey in art began at age 12, when she began painting. At age 16, she sold her first artwork at the Cumberland Art Show, and has been exhibiting and taking commissions ever since. Creating art is something she has always loved, and sharing beautiful moments with others is something by which she feel deeply impassioned.

Making art is a freeing, meditative and satisfying process, from choosing the subject matter to signing the finished work.

In recent years she has begun to explore surreal concepts and techniques. Breaking into uncharted territory of bending perceptions and dimensions.

Themes of daydreaming, space and the sublime are represented in her work.

Drifting away into a state of reverie. Contemplations of the infinite interconnectivity between all things. Lost in a world of imagination, the space of pure creativity. Dance between the thin veils of what is real and what is fantasy.

Teresa is the resident Artist for Chroma Inc an Australian based global company, represented by Gallery 11:11 in North Epping and affiliated with the Castle Hill Art Society, Blacktown Arts Centre and runs two business “Teresa Small Art” and "Live Wedding Paintings". Sharing her love of art with others is a real passion and for the last 6 years she has been teaching workshops all over Sydney with National Art School (Chroma representative), Little Lane Workshops, The Art Studio Maroubra, Pin Gallery, Gallery 11:11, Thrills Events, Blacktown Arts Center, Castle Hill Art Society, Reddam House, Marist Sister College Woolwich, Ravenswood and The Sydney Art School.

2019 Solo Exhibition Monte Alto Crows Nest
2020 Solo Exhibition Gallery 11:11 North Epping
2021 Solo Exhibition Gallery 11:11 North Epping
2023 Solo Exhibition Gallery 11:11 North Epping

Julia is a geometric artist exploring niche styles of post-modern art such as retro-futurism, abstraction, neo-futurism, and brutalist style architecture. She fuses these styles to create her own unique style of acrylic based artworks using bright vivid colour palettes and composing mathematical universes out of paintings.

Randal Roberts is an internationally recognized self-taught painter. Having identified as an artist his whole life, at the age of 30 he was inspired at last to quit the factory job, embark on a soul-searching road trip, and dedicate himself to art full time. He has lived in the beautiful NY Hudson Valley, the beloved San Francisco Bay, and is currently based in Denver, Colorado.

Statement:
"I pledge to do my best work for the highest good, & to practice my art as a way of awakening myself and others."

My name is Freya, known artistically as WOODRA. My creative expression is a delicate dance between the tangible world & the realm of imagination. Through a variety of mediums; earth pigments, clay, pen & pencil, I infuse life onto canvases of wood & fabric - exploring the cycles of life, death & decay. 

Sygaldry is a visual artist known for their experimental approach to art, often incorporating elements of perception, depth contrast, and geometry into their work. With a passion for pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms, Sygaldry's pieces are constantly evolving and exploring new techniques and mediums. Their work is thought-provoking and visually striking, inviting viewers to see the world in new and unexpected ways. Whether through striking script or mesmerizing patterns, Sygaldry's art is always a captivating and unique experience.

I was raised in the greater Memphis, Tennessee area, spending most of my formative years in Mississippi. Although I was studying art, my focus was on playing football. In Portland I was introduced to visionary art, live painting, and the music festival art world. It’s there where I learned that the preconceived idea about the lonely starving artist was flawed. I found an army of world changing visionaries co-creating in extremely fun environments while selling art. I was hooked. This new life livened me with a fire for community, a vision of a better world, and plenty of ideas of how to play a role in anchoring that new world here. I became a full-time artist at the beginning of 2018 after the birth of my daughter forced me to prove to myself that I really had the faith and determination to walk the path I felt I needed to. Through the waters of these unknowns, I was able to come up with a pretty broad approach to living a creative life. That love for creative community led to the inception of The Haven, an Art and Healing centre in central east side Portland with studios, a gallery, an event space, and an assortment of other elements of the psychedelic renaissance like assisted therapies, healing arts, massage, Kambo, and Reiki. Along with a cohort of other warriors, our aim is to provide the same transformative experiences of festival culture to the residents of the urban environment who may not be privileged enough to experience a festival. We are building a supportive co-creative experiment where the community and healing is prioritized over the art.. which leads to more creation as a by-product. As for why I make art, I truly don’t know. These are just the things I feel guided to do at the moment.

Shannon's journey as an artist celebrates the unique symbiosis of human to both worldly and otherworldly elements. She paints with the intention to empower viewers and inspire inner dialogues about the divine feminine and the surreal subconscious. She feels that through the continuous practice of enhancing and understanding human experience through visionary art, existence becomes more meaningful and lucid.

As a studio artist, live painter, and art teacher, she lives and breathes every second of her day through this creative practice. To her, painting is our soul language and every brush stroke is an opportunity for growth.

Shannon’s mediums of choice is acrylic and oil on canvas. You’ll also find her work ranging from small scale canvases to large scale murals.