Lander-Se EMBER Group Exhibition
I'm thrilled to be part of this new group show curated by Hannah Nowlan of Lander-Se Gallery on the Mornington Peninsula. EMBER brings together a group of artists whose works explore the landscape — a fever dream alive with colour, heat, and transformation.
The Bays Artcare Program
I’m delighted to share that a series of my paintings will be on display at The Bays Hospital as part of their ArtCare program from November to January. This initiative highlights the transformative role of art within healthcare settings — how colour, texture, and imagery can calm the mind, lift the spirit, and make the spaces feel more welcoming.
Catherine De Boise Art
Catherine De Boise's fine art paintings capture the peace and tranquility of the Mornington Peninsula coastline.
De Boise's instantly recognisable style transports the viewer. Whether she is painting Shoreham, Balnarring, Flinders, Sorrento or beyond, we are invited to take a moment and bask in the natural beauty of some of her favourites places.
De Boise's landscapes are inspired by her daily walks with kelpie, Gary and often feature local flora set against an ever-changing backdrop of the coastline, throughout the seasons.
This year I got the opportunity to be part of a collaboration with Peninsula Hot Springs and local artists to create bespoke artwork for their stunning new eco-lodges. Inspired by the coastal beauty of the Mornington Peninsula, these pieces are designed to reflect the region’s natural palette — soft ocean blues, sandy neutrals, and the muted greens of the surrounding bushland.
Each artwork complements the calming interiors of the lodges, enhancing the sense of serenity and connection to nature that defines the Peninsula Hot Springs experience. My goal was to help deepen guests’ sense of relaxation and wellbeing by weaving the essence of the coastal landscape into their stay.
I was honoured to be part of this harmonious fusion of art, design, and nature.