To study these paintings is to experience simultaneously macro and micro, the planetary proportions of the scene and the careful, painstaking attention in each brush stroke, on every millimetre of the canvas.

These “crafty” works have a real dignity. They show laborious detail, restraint, an assured sense of composition, and a painstaking approach to colour.

“I had long known of Kintsugi, but until then I was not broken enough to fully understand the beauty and philosophy. When I received the message I was so broken . . . I saw a doorway towards healing.”

Newly transitioned to non-profit status, FibreWorks Studio & Gallery (est. 2006) has a fresh mission and a wonderful array of workshops lined up for 2022.

Maxwel Hohn’s award-winning mini-documentaries tell stories of wonders in the wild

“I think my creative collaborations with First Nations artists demonstrate a powerful and poignant legacy of cooperation between cultures.”

“People on the Coast seem to appreciate art more than on the mainland. Maybe moving to a beautiful location stimulates that."

For decades, long-time Sunshine Coast resident Kerri Luciani has been following her passion to create. This journey has led her on a wonderfully meandering path, following beauty and inspiration.

"The places we have been, the pathways of a former adventure. We are always fading into and out of moments in life. The beginning and the end are thus the essence of each sacred being."